American Ambulance Association

FEBRUARY 13, 2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Samantha Hilker Sr. Director of Strategic Initiatives shilker@ambulance.org American Ambulance Association Announces 2025 EMSNext Winners Washington, D.C. The American Ambulance Association (AAA) is proud to […] The post 2025 EMSNext Recipients Announced appeared first on American Ambulance Association.

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Ambulance 246

EMOttawa

FEBRUARY 13, 2025

Procedural sedation (PS) is a cornerstone of Emergency Medicine, frequently employed in the Emergency Department (ED) to facilitate painful or anxiety-provoking procedures while ensuring patient comfort. The goal is to achieve optimal sedation while allowing for rapid recovery and minimizing complications. Despite its routine use, PS requires meticulous preparation, risk stratification, and vigilance for potential […] The post Snooze Control: Procedural Sedation 101 appeared first on EMOtt

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Peter Canning

FEBRUARY 13, 2025

A pharmaceutical company is apparently targeting police departments to get them to carry OPVEE (nalfemene), a long-acting opioid antagonist that the two top toxicology organizations in the country say has significant risks and has not been studied in actual settings. In an article by New England Public Media, Health experts alarmed at new overdose drug marketed to WMass police departments , a police chief in Dalton Mass stunningly poo-poos the experts warnings about the drug, actually saying, Th

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Naloxone Overdose Emergency Medical Services EMS 64

SSCOR

FEBRUARY 13, 2025

Neurological emergencies come in many forms, many of them life-threatening. Any pathological process or traumatic injury that impacts the patient's neurological system can have devastating consequences: paralysis, brain damage, or even death. As an emergency provider, you must be prepared to support your patient's vital functions. This includes ensuring adequate circulationby maintaining blood pressure and pulsealong with oxygenation, through oxygen therapy, intubation, and, most importantly, su

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