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World Restart a Heart Day is an annual event promoting awareness about the importance of CPR and early defibrillation in saving lives from cardiac arrest.

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Nice one team 🤘

19/07/2025

Was a great event 👍

26/04/2025

Ever wondered why the phrase "eating our young" resonates in EMS? This thought-provoking article dives deep into the challenges faced by new EMS professionals and the importance of fostering a supportive environment. 🌟

Read more about how we can change the culture and support our future leaders:https://ow.ly/Nt0y50VI8Rz



What do you think is the most important change needed in EMS culture?

25/04/2025

Fluid Resuscitation and Burns: https://ow.ly/MSCs50VHT9k

🔥 Burns don’t bleed—large burns cause a capillary leak of serous fluid, not blood. You're replacing fluid, not RBCs.

🔥 Burns >20% TBSA trigger a systemic response: vasoconstriction, global fluid shift, and serious risk of hypoxia and organ failure.

🔥 Start two large bore IVs or go IO if needed. But be careful—too much fluid can cause airway compromise and pulmonary edema. Too little? Shock and organ failure.

Balance is everything. Burn care starts with you.

20/04/2025

It’s time to shift our mindset from "eating our young" to nurturing the next generation of medics. In the article "Rethinking the Paramediceptor’s Diet", Dannie Wurtz challenges the outdated tradition of hazing new paramedics and advocates for a culture of support and growth.

Key takeaways:
👉 Recognize that training is a journey; perfection isn't expected on day one.
👉 Allow trainees to observe and understand different styles before diving in.
👉 Embrace the joy in teaching and the mutual learning it brings.

Let’s be the mentors who build confidence, not fear. After all, today's "Baby Medics" are tomorrow's leaders.

Read more: https://ow.ly/lbzr50VEefM

10/04/2025

Healthcare Resources > Resuscitation Training > Newborn Life Support (NLS) > Resuscitation of the Newborn – Removal of initial sustained inflation (SI) ventilations