Podcasts about community paramedic

In this episode, we are joined by Wesley Patton, the Blanco County Emergency Services Department Community Paramedic Captain. He tells us about the Community Paramedic Program, a unique program in Blanco County that dispatches paramedics to deescalate mental health crisis calls when necessary. If you have an innovation in mental health that you'd like to see on the podcast, email JCMH@txcourts.gov with the subject line "Reimagining Justice." *Disclaimer: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are the speaker's own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the JCMH, the Supreme Court of Texas, or the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. The material and information presented here are for general information purposes only.

In this episode, Duncan Baulch is joined by Janet Hicks, Chief Operations Officer , Sunraysia Community Health Services (SCHS) . They discuss the implementation of a Community Paramedic role at SCHS, how they will evaluate the role, and its expansion to other community health service sites.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our conversation today with Shannon Ganoe, Winchester's Community Paramedic includes a discussion about the crucial role of community paramedics in connecting with residents and addressing their diverse needs. Shannon shares insights into her role, the challenges faced by the community, and the initiatives taken to support the homeless population. She also highlights the importance of collaboration, compassion, and advocacy in providing essential care to those in need.  Shannon gives details about the essential care kit she's creating that includes various personal hygiene items for the homeless population. Learn more about what's needed and how you can help by clicking here.  

Cloud DX CEO Robert Kaul joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share exciting updates with Proactive regarding the renewal of Master Deployment Agreements with paramedic services in Ontario. These agreements, spanning 12 months with an Ontario County Paramedic Service and 24 months with the Guelph Wellington - City of Guelph Paramedic Service, signify the continued partnership between Cloud DX and these healthcare providers. In Ontario, Community Paramedic Services leverage Cloud DX's Connected Health Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) services to offer daily monitoring of vital signs, physical symptoms, and chronic conditions to seniors. Through the Cloud DX mobile app, patients can interact with paramedics, facilitating close oversight and empowering patients to manage their own care effectively. Of particular note is the Community Paramedicine for Long-Term Care (CPLTC) program, fully funded by the Ontario provincial government to provide additional care for seniors before admission into long-term care facilities. The recent announcement of an additional $174 million CAD in funding to expand the CPLTC program from 2024 onwards underscores the importance and growth potential of this initiative. Kaul emphasized that contract renewals are a significant sales metric for Cloud DX, demonstrating the company's ability to continue serving satisfied clients effectively. Cloud DX has successfully renewed and extended Master Service Agreements with Community Paramedic Services in 10 Ontario counties, further solidifying its position as a trusted partner in the healthcare industry. #proactiveinvestors #clouddxinc #tsxv #cdx #otc #cdxff #medical #remotemonitoring #RemotePatientMonitoring, #HealthcareInnovation, #PatientSatisfaction, #HealthTech, #ContractRenewals, #ProvincialHealth, #CommunityParamedics, #ClinicianSupport, #HealthcareTechnology, #VirtualCare, #MedicalTech, #OntarioHealthcare, #PatientCare, #DigitalHealth, #TechInMedicine, #HealthcareSolutions, #MedicalMonitoring, #HealthAuthority, #ClinicianWorkflow, #PatientCompliance, #HealthTechInnovation, #HealthcareContracts, #HealthcareTrends, #TechDrivenHealthcare #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Cloud DX CEO Robert Kaul joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share exciting news about the company's continued growth and expansion in the healthcare sector. Cloud DX has signed two new 24-month Master Deployment Agreements with the Beausoleil First Nation Paramedic Service and another Ontario County Paramedic Service. These agreements highlight Cloud DX's commitment to providing innovative Connected Health RPM products and services to support community paramedics in monitoring seniors where they live, thereby extending their ability to stay at home and reducing pressure on nursing home waiting lists. These recent agreements mark the 9th and 10th Ontario Paramedic Services to contract with Cloud DX, underscoring the company's growing presence and impact in the region. Kaul emphasized that 2024 has been a year of significant growth for Cloud DX, with the company securing 10 new contracts and renewing 14 existing contracts, totaling $4.75 million CAD in value so far. Cloud DX's Connected Health RPM solutions empower paramedics and healthcare providers to deliver remote patient monitoring and care management services, enhancing patient outcomes and reducing healthcare costs. By leveraging innovative technology and partnerships with paramedic services, Cloud DX is driving positive change in the healthcare landscape, improving access to care and supporting seniors' ability to age in place comfortably. The company's continued success and expansion underscore its commitment to advancing healthcare delivery through digital innovation and patient-centered care solutions. #proactiveinvestors #clouddxinc #tsxv #cdx #otc #cdxff #medical #remotemonitoring #HealthcareInnovation, #RemotePatientMonitoring, #ParamedicServices, #VirtualCare, #DigitalHealth, #Telehealth, #HealthTech, #MedTech, #PatientMonitoring, #OntarioHealthcare, #HealthcareFunding, #HealthcareSolutions, #CommunityParamedicine, #HealthcareGrowth, #Telemedicine, #HealthcareTechnology, #HealthcareSector, #MedicalDevices, #HomeCare, #HealthcareManagement, #EHealth, #HealthcareTrends, #InnovativeHealthcare, #PatientCareSolutions#invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Our conversation today took place in the conference room at Winchester Fire & Rescue's administrative offices. Joining me to chat was Jeremy Luttrell, Deputy Chief of Community Risk Reduction and the Fire Marshal along with Shannon Ganoe, Winchester's Community Paramedic. Jeremy gave an overview of the structure and operations of the Winchester Fire and Rescue, defined Community Risk Reduction, and explained several of their programs. Monday, January 15 kicks off Community Risk Reduction Awareness Week, so Jeremy elaborated on various aspects including education, engineering, enforcement, economic incentive, and emergency responses. The discussion included mentions of a program called Community Connect that helps the community share valuable information like handicap or pet presence in a household in the case of emergencies; and, Remembering When that offers a home safety assessment to those in the senior community or those in a high risk category for fires or falls. In the second segment, Jeremy gave some history for how the community paramedic program came into existence and talked about how unique it is to this part of the state. Shannon shared her past experiences as an EMT, touching on the lack of aftercare in the system. She then explained her new role as Community Paramedic and gave examples of what that looks like out in the field. Follow them on Facebook to learn more about reducing community risk: https://www.facebook.com/winchesterfireandrescue 

Val Cochrane qualified as a paramedic in 1999 with Greater Manchester Ambulance Service, after working as a technician for three years. Outside of her work as a Community Paramedic for NWAS, Val has volunteered as a medic for the Isle of Mann TT, and as medical officer for Glossop Mountain Rescue Team. Last August, Val went to Ukraine with a humanitarian charity, UK-Med. In this episode we discuss Val's career, her work as a motorsport medic, and the three months she spent in Ukraine. UK-Med: www.uk-med.org Midlands Humanitarian Aid for Ukraine: www.facebook.com/MHA4U www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/ukraineambulance4toni?utm_term=xrYrp7MEx&fbclid=IwAR0Wn3uO2sLXJC17cDRqqicJwq5HHm6s50Eg3WC-w6hsbBUAggECrsUggos

On this Episode, Alex and Zach are joined by Clara Kessel, John Riley, and Sam Elliott of our Community Paramedic Team to Discuss their work and the opportunity to join our CP Team. Have a listen! Intro Provided by Mn Native and Voice Actor Brady LaRock

In this bonus episode, Community Paramedic supervisors John Riley and Clara Kessel provide us with more information and insight about their MDH Grant-funded efforts to provide social and clinical services to patients with an opiate or poly substance overdose.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––Track: Autumn — KV [Audio Library Release]Music provided by Audio Library PlusWatch: https://youtu.be/mwwfbB_edYgFree Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/autumn––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

EMS brings innovation, nimbleness and much-needed value to the healthcare community with MIH/CP programs of various shapes and sizes.  So how can EMS organizations best prepare community paramedics for this expanded role? Rob and Hilary interview two originators of successful MIH/CP programs: Anne Jensen of San Diego FR and Adam Heinz of REMSA (Reno, NV).  Our discussion explores training, partnerships, resource management, funding, the Triple Aim, time scales, SDOH, and how to start up.  Because CPs "don't do easy." Reach Anne at ajensen@sandiego.gov and Adam at aheinz@remsa-cf.com This podcast is sponsored by EMS Gives Life.  Would you consider becoming a living organ donor? Visit emsgiveslife.org for more info. Get your CE at www.prodigyems.com.  Follow @ProdigyEMS on Twitter, FB, YouTube & IG.

Episode 241 is Joe Frank. Joe is a Captain in the Bellingham Fire Department and leader of the Community Paramedic program here in Whatcom County. Joe started his career in 2008 with BFD and was promoted to Captain in 2017. Joe takes us through his path from a small town in Washington State, his introduction into EMS, & fire service, to Alaska, and to his current role. We talk about becoming a Paramedic, Paramedic school, and the beginning, current status, and the future of the Community Paramedic program in Whatcom County.

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Apologies for the delay, 2020 is taking a toll on all of us.  This one was worth the wait! Value based health strategies have a habit of sounding like corporate boardroom chess, pretty far from reality for municipal public safety agencies... at first glance. Williamson County, Texas is a standout example of how a Community Paramedic program within a 3rd service model EMS agency can (and has) leveraged relationships and data to move beyond grant funded start-up into sustainable and growing. 

In today's episode, the PragMedics chat with Shane, a Community Paramedic, and Dr. Liao, a Medical Director, about Indianapolis EMS response to COVID.  This is Aaron's last episode as a full time cohost but no worries, he is still planning on being a contributor and cohost with Scooby! This is a great episode that discusses how to effectively respond to those in need by a CP program during this current pandemic.  Thanks for tuning in and for your support! Stay tuned for some updates about the show and an exciting new format! Be sure to follow the Pragmatic Paramedics on our website, Facebook, IG, and Twitter! As always, we want to thank our supporters: Red Clover Coffee, Black Wolf Helicopters, SayAgainOver, and finally Pelican, but also and more importantly to our listeners!  

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This is the second part of our Autism and What EMS Needs to Know series.    My guests are Dustin Young, Licensed Clinical Social Worker with the Tillamook Family Counseling Corporation and Nick Watts, Community Paramedic with Tillamook County EMS.  In this week’s presentation the student will Identify the changes in autism as a child transitions into an adult. How autistic patients learn how to self-regulatef their behavior. What EMS should know to minimize confrontations with autistic patients. When to and when not to restrain autistic patients. Some resources that you might find helpful in learning more about autism include: Auggies Hope-The idea of Auggie’s Hope is to advocate for Autism. A lot has changed in the past few years but their core belief of advocating for special needs has not. They have grown and continue to focus our mission training first responders on how to help a special needs family in crisis. Autism Risk Management- Are you searching for autism training curriculum for police and law enforcement? Dennis Debbaudt develops current, relevant, sustainable and memorable autism and law enforcement curriculum and digital video content. Debbaudt has over two decades of experience in autism and law enforcement curriculum development. National Autism Association-Toolbox of resources for interactions between first responders and patients with autism. 

This week’s podcast will be a two parter!  Recently I was with the paramedic students at Arkansas State University and they requested a podcast on the EMS response to autism.  In response to their request, I’ve changed the format just a bit from that of a monologue to an interview.  My guests are Dustin Young, Licensed Clinical Social Worker with the Tillamook Family Counseling Corporation and Nick Watts, Community Paramedic with Tillamook County EMS.  In this weeks presentation the student will Learn what autism is How the autistic patient may present Learn what some of the telling rituals that the autistic patient may do. Some resources that you might find helpful in learning more about autism include: Auggies Hope-The idea of Auggie’s Hope is to advocate for Autism. A lot has changed in the past few years but their core belief of advocating for special needs has not. They have grown and continue to focus our mission training first responders on how to help a special needs family in crisis. Autism Speaks-For people with autism, learning to interact with first responders is critical. On the other hand, it is just as essential for first responders to understand autism and be prepared to respond effectively and safely to situations that arise involving individuals on the spectrum. Autism Society-Tips for First Responders-Great information for interactions between EMS and patients with autism. 

On this episode Nicholas sits down with Charmaine Kaptur and Mark Stevens of Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue to talk about their Community Paramedic program and the nature of the role within the community.

Charles Blankenship discusses the work of the Caramedics- WNC's team of community paramedics and their role within the ACO and in the community.

We got a whole lot of funny Shift for you to listen to this week! The guys bring back the 90's (for better, or worse), and debate the finer points of all things EMS, community paramedics, air medical, and even some light banter about nurses. Wether you are on a long transport, or burning the midnight oil in the emergency room download this episode, and subscribe to SecondShift. Why? Because it's funny. And possibly educational. Mostly funny, though. Sort of like if a really hot chick was education, and a super old millionaire was funny and they had a baby. That's kind of what this podcast is. Less wrinkly maybe. Just download this episode, please.