Podcast appearances and mentions of tom bouthillet

Moments after the heart stops the entire circulatory system finally has a chance to bring venous and arterial pressures to equilibrium. Cardiac arrest resuscitation requires the provider to have a strong mental model of physiology and the logistics to carry out a series of interventions crucial to preserving life. This class will serve not as a routine basic life support model, but as a deeper understanding and framework to guide resuscitation during your next cardiac arrest.

The pandemic ushered in a plethora of pivots in EMS education.  How did educators Tom Bouthillet, Paul Pepe and Peter Antevy put together 30 hours of free online education? What does the future of EMS education hold? Is it mostly online? Should we go back to in-person courses? Join hosts Hilary Gates and Rob Lawrence as they discuss with Tom and Peter EMS education models, quality control, culture hurdles and British tacos.  This podcast is sponsored by EMS Gives Life.  Would you consider becoming a living organ donor? Visit emsgiveslife.org for more info. Find the Refresh content and more at www.prodigyems.com. Follow @ProdigyEMS on Twitter, FB, YouTube & IG.

Great episode with Tom!  He will definitely be back.   CLICK HERE to submit your questions for the next episode   You can also email us at RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com   1) My question is for Tom, but Jared and Mike please feel free to weigh in. First off, congratulations on your retirement! I have been a paramedic for a while and did not learn 12 lead EKG interpretation during my initial training. I feel like I have a good ability to identify the obvious STEMI findings in a 12 lead like 2 contiguous leads and reciprocal changes. My question is, to build my abilities past this basic understanding what are 3 easy things that I could start adding that might help me to identify high risk patients. I am looking for a good place to start advancing and am not sure where to start.   CLICK HERE for Tom's YouTube Channel   2) What is one thing you would tell your rookie self if you had the chance?   3) What do you guys find to be the most important part of an RSI (not Rapid Sequence Interrogation)?   Jared's most recent blog on PreOx   4)  I have taken the time to hone my ECG interpretation skills beyond what I think most paramedics would find rational.  Do you think having an advanced level of ECG interpretation is a "waste of time"?  Why or why not?   5)  Public safety careers are so rewarding that it sometimes seems as though people get to the point that they hate it in order to retire.  What was your experience and what advice do you have for people getting ready to take this step?   We really appreciate your support and participation.  Get your questions in now.  We are looking forward to hearing from you.   Jared & Mike

Get your questions in now for our next episode with Tom Bouthillet!     https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI   You can also email us at RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com   What is the difference between CMV and SIMV? Click here for Jared's Blog on CMV vs SIMV   Suggestions on dealing with toxic individuals?   When should I say no? Like, when not to act and sit on my hands. Sometimes it seems that's the hardest thing to do.    What does “expected clinical course” mean to you when it comes to indications for intubation?    We are anxiously awaiting your questions.  Get them in now!  If there are other guests you would like to hear on the podcast let us know!

Tom Bouthillet is Battalion Chief of EMS for Hilton Head Island (SC) Fire Rescue.  Currently, he is a member of NREMT's Continued Competency Agenda Steering Committee, NEMSMA's EMS Quality Improvement Committee, and NENA's Telecommunicator CPR Working Group. He is also a member of the Editorial Advisory Board for EMS World and a Content reviewer for the British Paramedic Journal. Previously, he was a member of NHTSA's High Performance CPR Working Group, director of the South Carolina Resuscitation Academy, co-producer of the Code STEMI web series, content expert for the 12-Lead ECG Challenge smartphone app, and editor of EMS12Lead.com.  Tom is interested in process improvement, system performance, human factors, crew resource management and evidence-based performance measures for time-sensitive diagnoses.

Dr. Sahni was on vacation, but it was time to record, so we called in the bullpen! Dr. Jeff Jarvis, Dr. Peter Antevy, Ashley Liebig, and Tom Bouthillet join Mike Verkest as we discuss in-hospital cardiac arrest management and discuss why it seems they go better in the field.. Thank you for subscribing to the hottest podcast in EMS. We strive to bring you timely, pertinent EMS Information about relevant topics. Please share, rate and subscribe wherever you listen!

During these challenging times (Aren't you sick of getting those emails?), Battalion Chief Tom Bouthillet saw an opportunity to improve EMT and Paramedic education and decided not to just watch it go by. The result was an entirely online education program that offered 30 hours of Continuing Credit Units for providers stuck at home due to Covid restrictions. And he didn't just read some slides on a cell phone camera and upload it to Youtube. Calling in heavy hitters in the Pre-Hospital world, Tom lined up the folks who literally wrote the book in their respective fields to give engaging presentations unlike the EMS profession has ever seen. HM and MC ask Chief Bouthillet: What was the inspiration behind Refresh2021? Why was the decision made to make the content free on ProdigyEMS.com? Who are some of the experts presenting at Refresh2021? Is this format the future for EMS education?

Episode 117: Tom Bouthillet is the EMS Battalion Chief of Hilton Head Island Fire Rescue and Program Director of the South Carolina Resuscitation Academy. He is Editor-in-Chief of several websites devoted to Emergency Cardiovascular Care, an EMS 10 Award recipient, and has taught nationally in the Critical Care Transport (CCEMT-P) program out of UMBC. His writings have been referenced in the American Heart Journal, the Journal of the American College of Cardiology: Cardiovascular Interventions and the EP Lab Digest. We talk about EMS life on Hilton Head, his new promotion, Tom's early interest in cardiovascular care, the Academy and leadership.

In the Lean community (and in businesses and hospitals, as well), people often talk about "fire fighting" in a colloquial way. Today, my guest for episode #278 of the podcast is an actual professional fire fighter, Tom Bouthillet (@tbouthillet on Twitter). He serves as Fire Captain / Paramedic for the Hilton Head Island Fire Rescue where he is the Cardiac Care Program Manager (STEMI and CARES Site Coordinator). In this episode, we discuss the role of Lean and process improvement in fire departments and EMS, why blame is "completely ineffective" as a strategy, why "unsafe supervision" is a problem (and what that means), and why it's necessary to build in quality instead of just inspecting for quality.

Ep #20 Designing High Performing Systems of Prehospital CPR w/ Tom Bouthillet @tbouthillet Happy #EMSWeek #EMSStrong #EMSNation   Tom Bouthillet LinkedIn / Facebook / Twitter / Google+   EMS 12-Lead EMS12Lead.com Facebook / Twitter   ECG Medical Training ECGMedicalTraining.com Blog / Facebook / Twitter   ACLS Medical Training ACLSMedicalTraining.com Blog / Facebook / Twitter   Adult Pit Crew CPR – The Explicit Details http://www.ems12lead.com/2014/06/20/pit-crew-cpr-the-explicit-details/   The Science of CPR with Peter Kudenchuk, M.D. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irHXrNqRbcY     Sponsored by @PerfectCPR Apple Watch App with Audio and Haptic Feedback to Optimize Cardiac Arrest Training and Improve Quality of CPR Delivery PerfectCPR.com     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  

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EMS 12-Lead podcast – Episode #5 – Product Review from EMS World Expo 2011 (Part 2) In this episode Tom Bouthillet, David Baumrind, Executive Producer Jamie Davis (MedicCast and ProMed Network) and Rob Theriault (Paramedic Tutor and EMS EduCast) discuss 12-lead ECG interpretation, regional systems of care for acute STEMI, and quality and process improvement […]

EMS 12-Lead podcast – Episode #4 – Product Review from EMS World Expo 2011 (Part 1) In this episode Tom Bouthillet and David Baumrind are joined by Executive Producer Jamie Davis (MedicCast and ProMed Network) and Rob Theriault (Paramedic Tutor and EMS EduCast). We discuss the ReadyLink 12-Lead ECG by Physio-Control , the RescueNet 12-Lead […]

EMS 12-Lead podcast – Episode #3 – Syncope and Sudden Death in Student Athletes Part 3 – AEDs and Emergency Response Plans in Schools In this episode Tom Bouthillet, David Baumrind and Christopher Watford and joined by Monica Kleinman, M.D. the Chair of the AHA's Emergency Cardiovascular Care Committee. Monica Kleinman, M.D. Chair of the […]

EMS 12-Lead podcast – Episode #2 – Syncope and sudden death in student athletes Part 2 In this episode Tom Bouthillet and David Baumrind are joined by Trudie Lobban of STARS (Syncope Trust And Reflex anoxic Seizures) — a not-for-profit organization that works together with individuals, families and medical professionals to offer support and information […]