69 episodes

This is a weekly podcast with our group talking about local, regional and national EMS issues. Physicians, nurses, advanced and basic EMS providers will gain professional knowledge from this podcast.

Prehospital Paradigm Podcast University Hospitals of Cleveland

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This is a weekly podcast with our group talking about local, regional and national EMS issues. Physicians, nurses, advanced and basic EMS providers will gain professional knowledge from this podcast.

    Helicopter Critical Care Transportation - Part of the EMS Team, Part 1

    Helicopter Critical Care Transportation - Part of the EMS Team, Part 1

    This month, we welcome Kyle Schnarrs, Flight Nurse and Nathan Brazytis, Flight Paramedic from the UH AirMed critical care transport system. In the first of a 4-part series, they discuss how to become a flight paramedic/nurse as well as answer many questions about air medical transport including a day-in-the-life-of!

    • 47 min
    Field Termination and DOA for EMS, Part 4 - The Live Show

    Field Termination and DOA for EMS, Part 4 - The Live Show

    This month we discuss field termination and DOA situations with Dr. Donald Spaner. We will dive into what the medical control physician is looking to hear from the field provider's report, the importance of the care of the family members on scene, and DNRs. Recorded at the Madison Township Fire Department.

    • 1 hr 14 min
    Field Termination and DOA for EMS, Part 3

    Field Termination and DOA for EMS, Part 3

    In this 3rd part of our discussion of field termination of care and DOA situations, the crew and Dr. Spaner talk about the Do Not Resuscitation situations. DNR does NOT mean do NOTHING! Anything that gives the patient comfort can be utilized on a patient under a DNR order.

    • 22 min
    Field Termination and DOA for EMS, Part 2

    Field Termination and DOA for EMS, Part 2

    The discussion of EMS field termination of care and DOA situations continues with Dr. Don Spaner. More actual cases are discussed as peer review including BLS termination of care. "When in doubt, start resuscitation." Also, part of the profession of being an EMS provider is learning how to discuss field termination of care with the family on scene.

    • 27 min
    Field Termination and DOA for EMS, Part 1

    Field Termination and DOA for EMS, Part 1

    The team gathers with Dr. Donald Spaner joins for a discussion of field termination and DOA situations. This discussion includes a review of actual cases as a peer review. Part 1, what the medical control physician is looking to hear from the field provider's report.

    • 26 min
    Extra Monday Episode - UH EMS Airway Series, Part 2

    Extra Monday Episode - UH EMS Airway Series, Part 2

    As you already know, in the months when we have a 5th Monday, we have an extra airway series episode.  This month, the team is talking blind-insertion airways. Interesting note, even anesthesia prefer a supraglottic airway device over intubation in short cases. Be sure to head to our Prehospital Paradigm Podcast YouTube channel to see the team demonstrate each of th skills discussed on this extra episode.

    • 47 min

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Belted vs unbelted

What you said about Worker’s Compensation and not being seat belted is not correct. Former governor Bob Taft passed the law that said if you are not seat belted and you are not performing life safety operations in the back of an ambulance and get into an accident, then you are not covered by workers compensation. Also, I personally don’t like starting I.V.’s while driving. Even if I have everything right next to me, I believe it’s still dangerous. I don’t want to accidentally stick myself. We have to do what’s best for the patient AND take care of us too. And how good of a VAN am I going to do driving down the road? The bottom line is either you want to take the extra time for IV’s, 12 lead, VAN, etc or get them to definitive care as soon as possible. Everything takes time, and to minimize it by doing these work arounds doesn’t do justice to the fact that this is serious stuff and needs to be done with competency. A doctor may be able to perform a VAN while walking down the hall, that’s different than in the back of a moving vehicle with lights and sirens blaring. I think the protocols should be written to prioritize safety OR speed, because one will suffer when you try to do both.

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