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Episode #10 – Brooks Walsh, M.D. from Mill Hill Ave Command

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EMS 12-Lead podcast – Episode #10 – Brooks Walsh, M.D. from the Mill Hill Ave Command blog 

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In this episode of the EMS 12-Lead podcast we're joined by Brooks Walsh, M.D., Emergency Physician and Editor of Mill Hill Ave Command and Doc Cottle's Desk. We discuss paramedic education, ECGs, blogging, science fiction doctors, "treating the patient and not the monitor", reperfusion therapy for acute STEMI, and preactivation of the cardiac cath lab.

Brooks Walsh, M.D.

See also:

Mill Hill Ave Command

Dr. Cottle's Desk

Follow Brooks Walsh, M.D. on Twitter: @BrooksWalsh

Follow the Mill Hill Ave Command blog on Facebook

Subscribe to the EMS 12-Lead podcast on iTunes

Posted by on October 7, 2012 • Filed under: ems-topics, patient-management • Tagged: , , , ,

Episode #9 – Thomas Concannon, ph.D. talks about regionalization of STEMI care and the proliferation of PCI hospitals in the United States

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EMS 12-Lead podcast – Episode #9 – Thomas Concannon, ph.D. talks about the regionalization of STEMI care and the proliferation of PCI hospitals in the United States

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In this episode of the EMS 12-Lead podcast we're joined by Thomas Concannon, ph.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine at Tufts Medical Center and Tufts University School of Medicine. He's an academic researcher who has analyzed the explosion of PCI hospitals in the United States and reached the un-intuitive conclusion that the increased number of PCI hospitals has not resulted in more timely access to reperfusion for patients suffering an acute STEMI. The reasons are interesting and it turns out that EMS may play the most important role of all going forward!

Thomas Concannon, ph.D.
(click here for photo credit)

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A Percutaneous Coronary Intervention Lab in Every Hospital?

"Hospitals invested heavily in new PCI capability during the 5 years from 2001 to 2006, making it newly available in 519 hospitals, for a total of 1695 (36.3% of all eligible hospitals) acute care hospitals in the United States This heavy investment in new PCI capability represented a relative increase of 44% over 2001 but did not result in an appreciable change in timely access to the procedure."

Connect with Thomas Concannon, ph.D. on Twitter: @tconcannon

Find more of his research at his personal website: www.thomasconcannon.com

Posted by on September 4, 2012 • Filed under: ems-topics, patient-management • Tagged: , , , ,

Episode #8 – Jim Broselow, M.D. and the Artemis Pediatric Initiative – EMS 12-Lead podcast

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EMS 12-Lead podcast – Episode #8 – Jim Broselow, M.D. 

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In this episode of the EMS 12-Lead podcast we're joined by Jim Broselow, M.D., inventor of the Broselow Tape for pediatric resuscitation. We discuss the Broselow Tape as well as eBroselow.com, the Artemis Pediatric System and the SafeDose app.

If you've been in EMS for any length of time you're probably familiar with this.

But you need to become familiar with this! 

Check out Artemis and SafeDose at eBroselow.com! 

SafeDose for Apple iOS, Android.

Follow Jim Broselow, M.D. on Twitter.

Follow eBroselow on Facebook.

Posted by on August 10, 2012 • Filed under: ems-topics, patient-management • Tagged: , , , , ,

EMS 12-Lead Podcast Episode #7 – PulsePoint

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EMS 12-Lead Podcast – Episode #7 – PulsePoint

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In this episode of the EMS 12-Lead podcast we're joined by Richard Price of the PulsePoint Foundation. If you're not familiar with PulsePoint it used to be referred to as the San Ramon Valley Fire Department app.

Richard Price
PulsePoint Foundation
Fire Chief, San Ramon Valley FPD

 

Check out this amazing video to see how the PulsePoint app works! 

Follow the PulsePoint Foundation on Twitter: @PulsePoint

Follow PulsePoint activatios on Twitter: @1000livesaday

Posted by on July 27, 2012 • Filed under: ems-topics, patient-management, technology-communications, videos • Tagged: , , , , , , ,

Code STEMI Web Series – EMS 12-Lead Podcast Episode #6

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EMS 12-Lead podcast – Episode #6 – Code STEMI Web Series (Special Episode)

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As you probably already know if you've been following EMS 12-Lead or First Responders Network on Twitter or Facebook, we're working on a new web series called Code STEMI.

We just got back from AHA Scientific Sessions 2011 in Orlando which was our first location. We met some incredibly passionate people and had some amazing experiences! 

Ted Setla, Jamie Davis and I discussed it on a special episode of the EMS 12-Lead podcast.

Ted Setla
Executive Producer of the Code STEMI Web series
Setla Films
First Responders Network

Jamie Davis
Executive Producer of the EMS 12-Lead podcast
MedicCast
ProMed Network

The first teaser for the series has also been released at the First Responders Network.

Click HERE to watch.

Chris "the Dridge" Eldridge, Ted Setla and Tom Bouthillet
at AHA Scientific Sessions 2011

Posted by on November 21, 2011 • Filed under: ems-topics, patient-management • Tagged: , , , , ,

Product Reviews from EMS World Expo 2011 Part 2 – EMS 12-Lead Podcast Episode #5

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EMS 12-Lead podcast – Episode #5 – Product Review from EMS World Expo 2011 (Part 2)

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In this episode Tom Bouthillet, David Baumrind, Executive Producer Jamie Davis (MedicCast and ProMed Network) and Rob Theriault (Paramedic Tutor and EMS EduCast) discuss 12-lead ECG interpretation, regional systems of care for acute STEMI, and quality and process improvement for cardiac arrest.

Specifically we discuss Physio-Control's CODE STAT Suite software and ZOLL Medical Corp's CPR Dashboard and See Thru CPR.

Rob Theriault
Paramedic Tutor
EMS EduCast
YouTube Channel (highly recommended)

"Podmedic" Jamie Davis
Executive Producer of the EMS 12-Lead podcast
MedicCast
ProMed Network

 

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Product Reviews from EMS World Expo 2011 Part 1 – EMS 12-Lead Podcast #4

Posted by on November 17, 2011 • Filed under: ems-topics, patient-management • Tagged: , , , , ,

Product Reviews from EMS World Expo 2011 Part 1 – EMS 12-Lead Podcast Episode #4

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EMS 12-Lead podcast – Episode #4 – Product Review from EMS World Expo 2011 (Part 1)

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In this episode Tom Bouthillet and David Baumrind are joined by Executive Producer Jamie Davis (MedicCast and ProMed Network) and Rob Theriault (Paramedic Tutor and EMS EduCast).

We discuss the ReadyLink 12-Lead ECG by Physio-Control , the RescueNet 12-Lead by ZOLL Medical Corp., 12-lead ECG interpretation, regional STEMI care, and ECG transmission in general.

Rob Theriault
Paramedic Tutor
EMS EduCast
YouTube Channel (highly recommended)

"Podmedic" Jamie Davis
Executive Producer of the EMS 12-Lead podcast
MedicCast
ProMed Network

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Previous coverage of the ReadyLink 12-Lead ECG by Physio-Control can be found here, here and here.

Previous coverage of the RescueNet 12-Lead ECG by ZOLL Medical Corp. can be found here.

Posted by on October 31, 2011 • Filed under: ems-topics, patient-management • Tagged: , , , ,

AEDs and Emergency Response Plans in Schools – EMS 12-Lead Podcast Episode #3

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EMS 12-Lead podcast – Episode #3 – Syncope and Sudden Death in Student Athletes Part 3 – AEDs and Emergency Response Plans in Schools

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In this episode Tom Bouthillet, David Baumrind and Christopher Watford and joined by Monica Kleinman, M.D. the Chair of the AHA's Emergency Cardiovascular Care Committee.

Monica Kleinman, M.D.
Chair of the AHA's Emergency Cardiovascular Care Committee
Photo credit: www.childrenshospital.org

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Denver schools begin installing AEDs at every facility

School district rejects life-saving technology

LA teen cheerleader dies of cardiac arrest during football game

Coaches save 12-year-old Frisco girl with defibrillator

Previous podcast featuring Dr. Monica Kleinman:

2010 AHA ECC Guidelines with Monica Kleinman, M.D.

Resuscitation Science:

Effectiveness of Emergency Response Planning for Sudden Cardiac Arrest in United States High Schools With Automated External Defibrillators

Other media:

 

Medical Emergency Response Planning Schools

 

View more presentations from David Hiltz

 

 

Posted by on October 4, 2011 • Filed under: ems-topics, patient-management • Tagged: , ,

Syncope and sudden death in student athletes Part 2 – EMS 12-Lead podcast Episode #2

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EMS 12-Lead podcast – Episode #2 – Syncope and sudden death in student athletes Part 2

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In this episode Tom Bouthillet and David Baumrind are joined by Trudie Lobban of STARS (Syncope Trust And Reflex anoxic Seizures) — a not-for-profit organization that works together with individuals, families and medical professionals to offer support and information about unexplained loss of consciousness (syncope).

Trudie Lobban
Photo credit: http://www.atrialfibrillation-us.org

To learn more about STARS see the following links:

Syncope Trust And Reflex anoxic Seizures (STARS) – International 

Syncope Trust And Reflex anoxic Seizures (STARS) – U.S.

Syncope Trust And Reflex anoxic Seizures (STARS) – International on Facebook

Syncope Trust And Reflex anoxic Seizures (STARS) – U.S. on Facebook

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EMS 12-Lead podast – Episode #1 – Syncope and sudden death in student athletes Part 1

Posted by on September 15, 2011 • Filed under: ems-topics • Tagged: , , , , ,

Syncope and sudden death in student athletes – EMS 12-Lead podcast Episode #1

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EMS 12-Lead podcast – Episode #1 – Syncope and sudden death in student athletes.

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Tom Bouthillet, David Baumrind and Christopher Watford are joined by Dr. John Mandrola from the Dr. John M blog. We discuss sudden death in student athletes, the controversy surounding the prescreening of student athletes, the need for AEDs in the schools, abnormal ECG findings that indicate higher risk, and the EMS evaluation of syncope patients in general.

Related content from EMS 12 Lead:

13 year old female CC: Syncope

17 year old male CC: Syncope

37 year old male CC: Unconscious (syncope in an endurance athlete)

From the Pedi-U podcast:

Done Fell Out! Pediatric Syncope

From the Dr. John M blog:

CW: The ECG of the athlete

What is a normal heart rate?

Screening seemingly healthy young athletes?

The feasibility of routine ECG screening of athletes?

The mysterious athletic heart

Related media

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The Ongoing Controversy Over Screening Young Athletes With ECG – The Wall Street Journal Health Blog

Experts create "cook book" for interpreting young athletes' ECGs – heartwire

Doctors frequently make mistakes when interpreting young athletes' ECGs – heartwire

Accuracy of interpretation of preparticipation screening electrocardiograms. J Pediatr 2011 Jul 9

Interpretation of the Electrocardiogram of Young Athletes. Circulation. 2011;124:746-757 (subscription)

How Important Is the Electrocardiogram in Protecting and Guiding the Athlete? Circulation. 2011;124:669-671 (subscription)

Posted by on August 25, 2011 • Filed under: ems-topics, patient-management • Tagged: , , , , , , , ,