Link to Learn

18/03/2021

Check out this podcast from EMS20/20 with guest Mandy Krekora that dives into the handling of nightmare airways in the field.
Link to Learn & Mandy, will be hosting a Bariatric Airway Bootcamp on April 5 , 6, 8 , 9 that will give industry professionals VITAL hands-on experience using human cadavers.

*link to the event page and ticket sales in the comments*

https://ems-20-20.simplecast.com/episodes/were-gonna-need-a-bigger-rig

Mandy Krekora joins the guys to answer your airway questions (RSI vs DSI, anyone?) and dive into a hectic airway nightmare that involves a sleepy giant, vanilla Ensure and an oddly placed trashcan. In addition to being on EMS 20/20, you can learn even more from Mandy on April 5th, 6th, 8th, and 9th....

10/02/2021

Link to Learn offers tactically oriented medical skills training delivered directly to our end users through our mobile cadaver lab.

Tactical med training allows for critical skills to be tested in environments that mimic the stresses of the battlefield.

10/02/2021

08/02/2021

Attention EMS Professionals!! Link to Learn is proud to present our first ever Bariatric Airway Bootcamp!!

This skills lab will give EMS professionals the opportunity to practice difficult intubations ,learn troubleshooting techniques for difficult airways and earn 4 CEU hours in the process.

Click on the Link in the Comments section to sign up for our first class in April.

27/01/2021

Attention EMS Training Directors!!!
Our partner organization Tomorrow Link will be hosting its very first EMS Airway Days , providing EMS professionals the opportunity to get intubation reps in on human cadavers COMPLETLEY FREE OF CHARGE!!! If you are an EMS Training Director or Operations Manager and you think that your personnel could benefit from more intubation reps please reach out the email below or schedule your organizations training time via the calendly link!!!

*The is offer is for organizations only , please do not take up spaces meant for organizations with individual requests*

https://calendly.com/tomorrowlink/airwayday

22/01/2021

In an article published by the American Association for Anatomy cadaveric dissection is described as an essential learning tool that provides a number of advantages to learners
https://www.anatomy.org/AAA/Resources/Report-Prioritizing-Cadaveric-Dissection.aspx

COVID-19 forced anatomy educators to re-examine the lifelong value of in-person dissection.

22/01/2021

During his term as VP the Obama - Biden administration provided significant subsidies to EMS programs. Will this trend repeat itself?
https://www.ems1.com/ems-grants/articles/what-a-biden-presidency-might-mean-for-fire-and-ems-funding-0mSEAbBn4F3cN6FM/

Looking to history – and a friendship between key players – to determine if increased funding opportunities are on the horizon

22/01/2021

22/01/2021

21/01/2021

Link to Learn is proud to partner with Regis University and Bit Space Development to bring the next generation of software into the AR/VR Space!

https://bitspacedevelopment.com/2021/3d-assets-from-volumetric-video/

Bit Space Development, Link to Learn, and Regis University formed a partnership that places Data Sciences students in real-world projects developing new processes and pipelines for 3D object tracking using volumetric video.

21/01/2021

Link to Learn’s primary objective is to improve access, reduce costs, and enhance knowledge retention for advanced critical care skill training in both clinical and field casualty care. To improve access and reduce costs, we have created a Mobile Cadaveric Lab and Training Support Team that delivers advanced emergency medical training on real human anatomy anywhere within the US. To enhance knowledge mastery and retention, we are developing REAL-X; an AR/VR immersive learning system with challenging scenarios that bring cadavers to life with interactive signs, symptoms, and physiology.

Headquartered in Denver, CO, Link to Learn is Veteran owned and has been awarded Research and Development grants via the United States Airforce Training and Education Command.

We have many more ideas in the pipeline to improve emergency medical training and look forward to helping those that help save lives.