Podcasts about emstoday

There have been any number of changes here at the “5-Alarm Task Force” podcast since we started in Fall of 2016. Our guest list is amazing, we have recorded over 150 episodes, we are on every major (and numerous, “minor”) podcast platforms and we have listeners in over 40 countries and, we moved to the Zoom platform! You might think we have attained all our goals. Nope! If you are a regular listener, you know that we recently added a new monthly installment of the series, “Make Due.” And we have had particularly good numbers showing up. However, you are also aware that, while our podcast is dedicated the fire service, we are inclusive and need to also cover EMS, as well. And that begins with this podcast! My dear friend and former business partner, Tom Mitten, joins me as we share with you a new installment feature that Tom will carry, called “F.R.E.T. – Fire, Rescue & EMS Today.” Tom comes to us with over 30 years in the volunteer fire service and is well-connected to today’s issues. Learn all about F.R.E.T. right here! Tune in here on Podomatic, on our website, www.5-alarmtaskforcecorp.org or your favorite podcast platform!

Live at EMS Today in Tampa, host Bobby Halton talks with A.J. Heightman, Mark Gregory, and Rodney Daniels about man vs. machinery incidents, firefighter and EMS response to human trafficking, and more. The best way to keep up with Fire Engineering? Get our regular e-Newsletter: www.fireengineering.com/enewsletter

Episode 179 is Mary Chiesa and Amy Shick. The two sisters have created the AEGIS Neonate Medical Wrap. AEGIS helps facilitate safe hands-free skin to skin bonding to reduce the risk of infant falls, help increase successful breastfeeding rates, and standardize proper infant positioning as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics. AEGIS was named a Top 10 Hot New Product this year at EMS Today. Mary Chiesa, Founder CEO of SAPLACOR has 15 years of operating room, labor and delivery, and ambulance transport experience. Amy recently co-founded a military relocation company, sold the business to a new real estate and relocation company and helped develop that business until she joined SAPLACOR. She began her career as a corporate paralegal. Our discussion includes SAPLACOR, their different paths into the EMS and ambulance transport world, their partnerships, and the incident that led to the creation of the AEGIS Wrap.

Chris Mc Loone brings the pages of Fire Apparatus and Emergency Equipment magazine to the airwaves. In this episode, Chris is live from EMS Today 2019 in National Harbor, Maryland, talking to Chad Newsome of PL Custom.

Episode 165: Mike Taigman joins me again to discuss the EMS Agenda of 2050. Some 20 years ago EMS as an industry introduced the EMS Agenda for the Future. DId EMS as an industry accomplish the agenda items spelled out 20 years ago? Mike revisits and provides insight to a few of these items. Mike talks how he became involved with 2050, the process to develop 2050, and laying the framework the future of EMS in 2050.

  Checkout EMS Today 2018! http://www.emstoday.com/index.html    Happy Tuesday of #EMSWeek2017! You've asked and you shall receive... Optimizing your patient's airway prior to pulling the trigger for RSI.  Delayed Sequence Intubation in the prehospital realm to prevent Rapid Sequence Death.  Dr. Jeff Jarvis, a paramedic from Williamson County Texas turned EMS Medical Director of Williamson County Texas challenges traditional thought processes to bring the best possible medical care to 911 patients.  "It's medical decision making that saves lives... not a plastic tube through the trachea!!!!" Here is story from conception of the idea, to education and roll out, to challenges experienced interfacing with local emergency departments as well as preliminary results for prospectively collected data. His Bio & Credentials: https://www.wilco.org/Departments/EMS/Leadership/Jeff-Jarvis (Williamson County) http://www.sw.org/Dr-Jeffrey-L-Jarvis (Baylor Scott & White)     @EMSToday #EMSToday2017 Mark your calendars for #EMSToday2018 February 21-23, 2018 Charlotte, NC Convention Center Registration Link: http://www.emstoday.com/register.html     Query us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/EMS_Nation Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/prehospitalnation   Wishing Everyone a safe tour! ~Faizan H. Arshad, MD @emscritcare www.emsnation.org

Ep #35 All Hazards Disaster Response – @NAEMT_ Beta Course #AHDR All Disasters are Local.  First responders, regardless of the type of incident, need to be prepared to respond to mass casualty events and disasters of varying types with changing conditions and hazards.  While the FEMA Incident Command Courses offer a primer on organizational structure of a response as well as insight into general operations at events, there is no course specifically aimed at prehospital providers which simultaneously codifies the medical knowledge required to care for critically ill and injured patients at a multitude of events.  More so, this course targets boots on the ground providers from EMTs, Paramedics as well as EMS Response & Rescue physicians and provides the necessary skills, knowledge and insight to integrate seamlessly within the overarching ICS framework from the bottom up.  This course focuses on the initial response to a wide range of possible events and is designed to scale perfectly to your operational area with topics including Structural Fires, Radiologic Events, Natural Disasters and critical Infrastructure Failure, Transportation events, Infectious Disease Outbreaks and of course Active Shooter Events.  There are a bevy of well honed exercised, drills and tabletops to keep the pace of the 8hr day brisk and engaging. It was a sincere pleasure to lead a distinguished group of authors in developing this new course which we Beta’d for the very first time in New Orleans at #EMSWorldExpo16.  The official debut will be at @EMSTODAY conference in Salt Lake City Utah as a preconference on February 22nd 2017.  Hope to see you all there!   Brad Newbury, MPA NRP @nmetc0911 Sean Britton NRP @SeanBritton Craig Manifold, MD @DrCraigManifold   http://www.naemt.org/ We hope to add the #AHDR course to the suite of Prehospital Trauma courses including PHTLS, TCCC & TECC and encourage all instructors for this course to keep an eye out for the online training module which will allow you to become an instructor for AHDR!   Sponsored by the @PerfectCPR app Designed to provide High Quality CPR Feedback Apple Watch App with Audio and Haptic Feedback to Optimize Cardiac Arrest Training and Improve Quality of CPR Delivery PerfectCPR.com     Message us on Twitter! www.twitter.com/EMS_Nation Like us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/prehospitalnation   Wishing everyone a safe tour! ~Faizan H. Arshad, MD @emscritcare www.emsnation.org  

EMS 12-Lead Podcast – Episode 11 – Are We Harming Patients With Oxygen? In this episode of the EMS 12-Lead podcast we’re joined by Kelly Arashin, ACNP, CCNS and Mike McEvoy, PhD, RN, CCRN, REMT-P at EMS Today 2013 in Washington D.C. We discuss the benefits and dangers of oxygen administration. Kelly is a dual […]

After a little time off, the show is back this week talking about the EMS Today conference taking place this week in Baltimore. MsParamedic will be joining me to talk about that, her podcast called GenMed, and other stuff as well. Enjoy!