This week we will discuss Seat Belt Sign on the Neck Is a Serious Finding and Teaching New CPR Protocols and of course we talk about EMS Education and it’s failings.
Video Ted was talking about: http://vimeo.com/11673844
Featuring:
Chris Montera
Sean Eddy
Thaddeus Setla
Jamie Davis
Kyle David Bates
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This week we will discuss Seat Belt Sign on the Neck Is a Serious Finding and Teaching New CPR Protocols and of course we talk about EMS Education and it’s failings.
Video Ted was talking about: http://vimeo.com/11673844
Featuring:
Chris Montera
Sean Eddy
Thaddeus Setla
Jamie Davis
Kyle David Bates
On this episode of the EMSEduCast photographer, graphic designer, and EMS educator Kyle Bates led a conversation about incorporating photography and visual design into PowerPoint presentations for lecture and case scenario discussions. The discussion included where to find photos, tips for photo composition, ways to use and acquire screen casts, the importance of image releases, [...]
On this episode of the EMSEduCast photographer, graphic designer, and EMS educator Kyle Bates led a conversation about incorporating photography and visual design into PowerPoint presentations for lecture and case scenario discussions. The discussion included where to find photos, tips for photo composition, ways to use and acquire screen casts, the importance of image releases, and the meaning of fair use and copyright.
Do you take your own images for use in class lectures? What are your good PowerPoint practices? Please share with us and ask more questions about this topic at Facebook.com/EMSEduCast.
This episode also started with a special announcement from our friend Ted Setla, co-creator and filmmaker, for the Chronicles of EMS. Listen to Ted’s announcement and then browse to the ChroniclesofEMS.com before July 4, 2010 to enter the contest.
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This week we are coming to you from the Life Under the Lights Bar and Grille with another “Happy Hour”. Justin Schorr hosts an all star line up to discuss what is a patient and what is customer service.
Featuring:
Justin Schorr
Ted Setla
Jamie Davis
Kyle David Bates
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This week we are coming to you from the Life Under the Lights Bar and Grille with another “Happy Hour”. Justin Schorr hosts an all star line up to discuss what is a patient and what is customer service.
Featuring:
Justin Schorr
Ted Setla
Jamie Davis
Kyle David Bates
To mark the close of the Spring semester of year two of the EMSEduCast we asked Chris Le Baudour to lead the conversation about saying goodbye to a finishing EMT or paramedic class and to discuss using the summer to reflect and recharge. Chris is a long-time EMS educator, author of six EMT textbooks, frequent [...]
To mark the close of the Spring semester of year two of the EMSEduCast we asked Chris Le Baudour to lead the conversation about saying goodbye to a finishing EMT or paramedic class and to discuss using the summer to reflect and recharge. Chris is a long-time EMS educator, author of six EMT textbooks, frequent presenter at EMS conferences, and a board member of the National Association of EMS Educators. Chris talked about his strategies to wrap-up an EMT class, stay connected with his students through email and class groups, and how he relates to different types of students. Central to Chris’ techniques is a strong commitment to teaching and leading in the affective domain.
We also discussed the importance of schools having a connection with alumni for student recruitment, instructor assistants, and for the pride that comes from knowing the great things former students are accomplishing as EMS professionals. We discussed how a learning management system, a Facebook group, or even an email group could be used as the foundation of a paramedic program alumni association.
Our conversation concluded with recommendations for using the summer to recharge for the coming school year. Chris and each of the hosts shared recommendations for books to read during the summer.
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This episode of the EMSEduCast discussed the specialized education and training, as well as the roles, of bike team medics with Marc Zingarelli the EMS Coordinator of the International Police Mountain Bike Association. Marc shares how he got started in public safety cycling, the mobility benefits of bike based medics, and how bike team medics [...]
This episode of the EMSEduCast discussed the specialized education and training, as well as the roles, of bike team medics with Marc Zingarelli the EMS Coordinator of the International Police Mountain Bike Association. Marc shares how he got started in public safety cycling, the mobility benefits of bike based medics, and how bike team medics train and maintain their skills. In this episode Marc discusses some specific applications for public safety cycling, equipment that is needed, and how cyclists stay safe while accessing patients. Continue the conversation at the EMSEduCast Facebook page (where you can also ask more questions and suggest topics for future shows). Show links:
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This week we talk about the Dr. Wesley Article on JEMS.com discussing C-spine and should we do it at all? I think I say EMS Yeti…for shame Zombies and Yetis in 2 weeks? I need a vacation.
Featuring:
Chris Montera
Tim Noonan
Mic Gunderson
Anne Clouatre
Kyle David Bates
Chris Kaiser (in spirit)
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This week we talk about the Dr. Wesley Article on JEMS.com discussing C-spine and should we do it at all? I think I say EMS Yeti…for shame Zombies and Yetis in 2 weeks? I need a vacation.
Featuring:
Chris Montera
Tim Noonan
Mic Gunderson
Anne Clouatre
Kyle David Bates
Chris Kaiser (in spirit)
What is Customer Service? Who is the customer? How can you change the culture in your organization to give us customer service? What makes for good customer service and who is your customer as a Leader?
Featuring:
Chris Montera
Don Lundy
J.B. Guiton
Ch…
What is Customer Service? Who is the customer? How can you change the culture in your organization to give us customer service? What makes for good customer service and who is your customer as a Leader?
Featuring:
Chris Montera
Don Lundy
J.B. Guiton
Chris Cebollero
Anne Clouatre
This week we discuss the IAFF position paper on personnel numbers at the scene. When is it too many and when is it not enough? We also talk about when is it really research or marketing speak.
Featuring:
Chris Motnera
Steve Whitehead
Dr. Keith Wesley
Natalie Quebodeaux
Kyle David Bates
Dr. Bill Toon
Tim Noonan
Nick Boukas
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This week we discuss the IAFF position paper on personnel numbers at the scene. When is it too many and when is it not enough? We also talk about when is it really research or marketing speak.
Featuring:
Chris Motnera
Steve Whitehead
Dr. Keith Wesley
Natalie Quebodeaux
Kyle David Bates
Dr. Bill Toon
Tim Noonan
Nick Boukas
This episode of the EMSEduCast discussed elearning, also known as distance education or distributed learning, with Dr. James Eastham the CEO of CentreLearn Solutions, LLC. Dr. Eastham is a long-time developer and advocate for elearning for EMS professionals beginning with his work developing an EMS distributed learning program for UMBC more than 10 years ago. [...]
This episode of the EMSEduCast discussed elearning, also known as distance education or distributed learning, with Dr. James Eastham the CEO of CentreLearn Solutions, LLC. Dr. Eastham is a long-time developer and advocate for elearning for EMS professionals beginning with his work developing an EMS distributed learning program for UMBC more than 10 years ago. He continues to serve the needs of fire, EMS, and rescue training officers with comprehensive elearning training solutions.
In this episode Dr. Eastham (Jim) discussed with the hosts elearning challenges that have been solved and elearning challenges that remain for educators and training officers. The hosts also engaged in a conversation about the distinction between refresher training and continuing medical education. Listen to this important discussion that is central to the advancement of the EMS profession and continue the conversation at the EMSEduCast Facebook page (where you can also ask more questions and suggest topics for future shows).
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This episode of the EMSEduCast focused on responding to a listener question about the differences in training levels and skills between Canada’s Primary Care Paramedic and the US EMT Basic. The conversation was initiated by a question asked in the EMSEduCast Facebook page. Please continue the conversation on Facebook, ask more questions there, and suggest [...]
This episode of the EMSEduCast focused on responding to a listener question about the differences in training levels and skills between Canada’s Primary Care Paramedic and the US EMT Basic. The conversation was initiated by a question asked in the EMSEduCast Facebook page. Please continue the conversation on Facebook, ask more questions there, and suggest topics for future shows.
We also discussed transitions and exciting accomplishments for our cast. Bill Toon successfully defended his doctoral dissertation, Chris Cebellero just started a new job as Chief of EMS at Christian Hospital in St. Louis, Greg Friese is the new Director of Education at CentreLearn Solutions, LLC, Rob Theriault just finished the spring semester of teaching, and Steve Whitehead is preparing to present two sessions of the EMS Boot Camp this month.
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This week we discuss the American Ambulance Association Stars of Life and the NAEMT EMS Day on the Hill. We also meet some new leaders on the podcast.
Featuring:
Chris Montera
Don Lundy
Nick Boukas
Gary Wingrove
This week we discuss the American Ambulance Association Stars of Life and the NAEMT EMS Day on the Hill. We also meet some new leaders on the podcast.
Featuring:
Chris Montera
Don Lundy
Nick Boukas
Gary Wingrove
This week we discuss pain management in the field and what is right amount and type to use. We also find out why Fentanyl might be the Narcotic of choice in our future.
Featuring:
Chris Montera
Will Dunn
Dr. Wesley
Kyle David Bates
Tim Noonan
Kelly Grayson
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This week we discuss pain management in the field and what is right amount and type to use. We also find out why Fentanyl might be the Narcotic of choice in our future.
Featuring:
Chris Montera
Will Dunn
Dr. Wesley
Kyle David Bates
Tim Noonan
Kelly Grayson
This week we discuss:
A Death of Historical Significance The closing of Saint Vincent’s Hospital in New York City marks the end of an era (looking to interview one person from St. V’s)
Lights versus Sirens
Ignorance and Misunderstanding Science
http://roguemedic.blogspot.com/2010/04/ignorance-and-misunderstanding-science.html
The Frontline episode is embedded in my post, but here is a direct
link to the Frontline [...]
This week we discuss:
Ignorance and Misunderstanding Science
http://roguemedic.blogspot.com/2010/04/ignorance-and-misunderstanding-science.html
The Frontline episode is embedded in my post, but here is a direct
link to the Frontline site.
Vaccine Wars.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/vaccines/view/
Listen past the end credits for some pre show fun!
Featuring:
Chris Montera
Tim Noonan
Kyle David Bates
Greg Friese
Gary Wingrove
Guest Chris Hendricks discusses Paramedic to RN Bridge programs based on his experience doing the Excelsior College program several years ago. He describes the course work and testing he completed. Chris now works as an ICU nurse and paramedic. He is working on a Masters Degree in nursing education. He is also author and educator [...]
Guest Chris Hendricks discusses Paramedic to RN Bridge programs based on his experience doing the Excelsior College program several years ago. He describes the course work and testing he completed. Chris now works as an ICU nurse and paramedic. He is working on a Masters Degree in nursing education. He is also author and educator living in Colorado. He welcomes your questions and comments at medic2033@hotmail.com.
Chris was previously on episode 46 discussing Field Instruction.
Featuring:
Chris Hendricks
Greg Friese – connect at EverydayEMSTips.com
Rob Theriault – connect at Paramedic Tutor
Bill Toon – connect on Twitter, @wftoon
Show Links:
Excelsior College Nursing Program
Clinical Performance in Nursing Examination (CPNE)
This week Skip and I talk about the time crunch that Leadership is. How much is too much? When is should you stop doing things? How do you delegate. We would really appreciate your feedback on this episode.
Featuring:
Chris Montera
Skip Kirkwood
This week Skip and I talk about the time crunch that Leadership is. How much is too much? When is should you stop doing things? How do you delegate. We would really appreciate your feedback on this episode.
Featuring:
Chris Montera
Skip Kirkwood
