Intubation harder on the floor or in an ambulance
An abstract from the The National Association of EMS Physicians® 2010 Scientific Assembly published in a Supplement of Prehospital Emergency […]
An abstract from the The National Association of EMS Physicians® 2010 Scientific Assembly published in a Supplement of Prehospital Emergency […]
An observational study of near term infants (34 weeks gestation to 36 weeks and 6 days) born in an Italian […]
In non-trauma patients, do you base your decision to intubate patients with decreased conscious level on the GCS? These guys […]
No rescuer or bystander has ever been seriously harmed by receiving an inadvertent shock while in direct or indirect contact […]
Simple really. Using the transverse view the needle tip can be hard to visualise. In the longitudinal view you don’t […]
Previous studies have suggested the following are necessary for a successful Valsalva manoeuvre with maximum vagal effect: Supine posturing Duration […]
An interhospital transport service introduced a no infusions policy for patients being transferred for primary coronary intervention, instead giving a […]
A retrospective study from Italy compared outcomes of head injured patients cared for by a ground ambulance service (GROUND) with […]
Newly trained BLS providers were more likely to spend two minutes counting 5 cycles of 30:2 compression:ventilation than to correctly […]
In a study of 674 patients with altered mental status who received a CT scan of the brain, logistic regression […]