EMS Webinars & EMS Training Webcasts
Slaying the Immobilization Dragon
Spinal immobilization is becoming a hot-button topic. Jon Politis, MBA, NREMT-P, delves into the latest science to slay the immobilization dragon and determine whether there's a better way.
Update on 360-Degree Data: How to collect better data in the field
Join San Diego Fire/Rescue Department firefighter/paramedic John Pringle for a practical based approach to new electronic tools and your emergency response system.
Advances in Assisted Ventilation: Where have we come from & where are we going?
So much of what we taught EMS providers years ago has been disproved. In this webcast, Raymond Fowler, MD, FACEP, will break down both and the latest science in a discussion on what to expect with assisted ventilation in the near future.
PEARS - Helping You Help Kids
Find out about the newest pediatric emergency education course from the American Heart Association geared towards you.
Lessons from Our Battlefields
This free one-hour webcast will educate you on the detection and treatment of hemorrhagic shock. During the presentation Dr. Peter Taillac, medical director for the Utah Bureau of EMS and Chad Brocato, Deerfield Beach (Fla.) fire chief and JEMS Games coordinator, will identify major anatomical components of the cardiovascular system, describe the physiological components of blood pressure, differentiate between the different types of shock, formulate a treatment plan for patients suffering from shock and teach methods for avoiding shock.
Securing the Airway: The expanding role of extraglottic devices
The role of extraglottic airways is expanding in both the prehospital and hospital setting. These devices have evolved significantly in terms of safety, efficiency, and ease of insertion. In "Securing the Airway: The expanding role of extraglottic devices," Bryan E. Bledsoe, DO, FACEP, FAAEM, will detail evolving changes in prehospital airway management. He will discuss traditional airway techniques, endotracheal intubation and RSI, as well as a detailed discussion of the use of extraglottic airways in the prehospital setting.
Maximizing Your Revenue
Completing a comprehensive patient care report (PCR) is more than a necessary evil, it is essential to our survival! This webcast, presented by Steve Wirth and Doug Wolfberg of the national EMS law firm Page, Wolfberg & Wirth, will focus on how you can reduce your documentation errors on patient care reports.
The Mobile Transformation
In this webcast, you'll learn specific examples of how mobile technology and wireless connectivity is being used in police, fire and EMS agencies across the country to make public safety agencies more efficient, safe and productive.
Product Connect
Minto Fracture Kit
A compact, MOLLE-equipped pack designed for rapid field response for the treatment of most extremity fractures, dislocations and joint injuries. Fractures can be splinted in position found! Disaster preparedness and surge capacity available!
Sager Extreme Compact Bilateral Emergency Traction Splint
The Compact Sager Alternative! Treats proximal third and mid-shaft femoral fractures. Radio-lucent,universal: fits adult or child,treats unilateral or bilateral fractures. Rapid one-person assembly/application. Compact, robust, and lightweight.
SEFRS (Sager Emergency Fracture Response System)
Your complete fracture response system! Features a compact Sager Traction Splint, an Adaptor
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Innovation & Progress
Follow in the footsteps of these inspirational leaders of EMS.
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