Education
The Difficult Airway Course
Posted Feb 07, 2013VIEW DETAILS
Pediatric Trauma Course for 911 Telecommunicators
Enhance your understanding of pediatric trauma – its impact in the United States and how 911 telecommunicators can assist EMS providers on the scene.Posted Oct 26, 2012VIEW DETAILS
Pediatric Trauma Course for EMS Providers
Enhance your understanding of pediatric trauma – its impact in the United States, field management, and the resources available to EMS to assist with making the best transport decisions for their patients.Posted Oct 26, 2012VIEW DETAILS
Medical Orders for Scope of Treatment
In January, 2008 North Carolina implemented a standardized statewide form to legally document a patient's wishes concerning end of life care. Both the information provided on this page and the online Emergency Medical Services MOST Educational Program were developed by the NC OEMS and the EMSPIC to assist EMS agencies and personnel in understanding how the MOST form is to be used.Posted Nov 10, 2011VIEW DETAILS
CPR Quality Improves Survival
This webcast will focus on the latest resuscitation science and the evolution of the 2010 AHA Guidelines. We’ll review BLS and ACLS guidelines, key changes, areas of future research, and measurement of resuscitation.Posted May 31, 2011VIEW DETAILS
Building a Program of Quality Care for Victims of Cardiac Arrest
Join Dr. Abella for this informative presentation that will discuss the latest science on what matters most in resuscitation care, and will highlight practical approaches to "elevating your game" in cardiac arrest carePosted May 31, 2011VIEW DETAILS
Breathe Deeply: How CPAP and Ventilation Can Help
The introduction and increased use of continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) devices has added a new dimension to prehospital airway management. This webcast will discuss the difference between CPAP and bag-valve mask ventilation, as well as indications and contraindications for CPAP.Posted May 31, 2011VIEW DETAILS
Simulating Work: How to Effectively Incorporate Simulation into Prehospital Care
This webcast will discuss best practices in the implementation of simulation and how to create instructor competencies so your program, and your students, succeed.Posted May 23, 2011VIEW DETAILS
CPAP: Filling the Sails to Respiratory Relief
Continuous positive airway pressure provided by a CPAP mask can be a crashing patient's lifeline if used appropriately by EMS.Posted May 23, 2011VIEW DETAILS
Technologies & Practices: Is EMS Driving Hospital Care?
Does EMS lead the pack when it comes to technology and care, and what's the wave of the future? This webcast will discuss technology, devices and therapies often used in the field that are less common in hospital emergency departments.Posted May 23, 2011VIEW DETAILS
Ambulance Construction 101: A Global View
Wayne Zygowicz, BA, EMT-P, will discuss the latest innovations in ambulance construction from the U.S. and Europe, and how they can keep you safe in your next ambulance.Posted May 23, 2011VIEW DETAILS
Connecting Care Teams and Collecting Data: How it helps both you and your patient—The Houston Experience
Houston Fire Department EMS uses the latest technology to connect field and hospital care teams.Posted May 23, 2011VIEW DETAILS
Universal Capnography: What, When, How and Why!
How many asthmatics does your agency see in a month? If it's more than you can count, don't miss this webcast! You'll learn about the various uses of capnography, including uses in non-intubated patients, by hearing from a capnography expert and reviewing case studies.Posted May 23, 2011VIEW DETAILS
Blast Injuries: What You Need to Know
Current trends in global terrorism demand that EMS providers be prepared for and capable of responding to explosions-by far the most common cause of casualties associated with terrorism.Posted May 23, 2011VIEW DETAILS
CPAP for Everyone!
Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) is changing field protocols.Posted May 23, 2011VIEW DETAILS
