October 2008
Features
Paralysis Analysis: Using Succinylcholine to Help, Not Harm
The following case study shows that„when clinicians ignore the situational dangers of a go-to airway drug, and possess only a ˙thin veneer of competenceÓ in dispensing it, they often do more harm than good.
Features
Handle with Care: The challenges of transporting suicidal patients
Dealing with suicidal patients is inherently challenging because they may be difficult. Prehospital treatment options are limited for this population.
Volunteer Voice
Moving Toward Paid: The domino effect isn't inevitable
This article, the first of a two-part series, will look at the slippery slope that causes departments to go paid and how to avoid it.
EMS in Action
Multi-faceted Care in London
Providers from London Ambulance Service (LAS) render care to an adult male motorcyclist who collided with a bus.
Tricks of the Trade
Guests: Disney Does it Better
EMS providers can learn a thing or two from the Magic Kingdom about hospitality.
Medical Director Forum
Envision a Plan
This article presents the process Dallas Fire-Rescue used to evaulate the current state of their EMS programs.
Last Word
Last Word
Features: Seamless System, Spectacular Save, Rural Services Overcome Struggle to Survive, and CE FREE Ailing Medic
Research Review
Research Review
Research Review: Improving Prehospital Pain Management; Underestimating Heatstroke; Identifying CO Poisoning; and ECG Changes Can Mean More Than an MI
Leadership Sector
Using 360-degree Evaluations to Assess your Leadership Style
When was the last time you conducted a 360-degree evaluation, a feedback tool that gives peers and subordinates the opportunity to rate and evaluate their manager?„
From the Editor
Change Should Be in the Air
Editor-in-Chief A.J. Heightman discussed air ambulance safety and crashes.
Looking for something prior to January 2008? Additional archives back to 2006 are coming soon to the new JEMS.com, but you can click here for older archives in the meantime.
Product Connect
E-Surge Kit™
The E-Surge Kit™ is conveniently packaged for Emergency Backup Ventilator Surge and Response.
VAR (VORTRAN Automatic Resuscitator)
The VAR™ is a unique single patient use, disposable resuscitator for patients weighing 10 kg and above.
VAR-Monitor™
The VAR-Monitor designed specifically to monitor any non-cycling condition of all the current VAR models, and is easy to set up and use.
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