My 2010 theme at EPS411.com – my business for creating online education programs for emergency responders – is Content, Ideas, and Connections. These are some recent posts from EPS411.com that I wanted to share with my EverydayEMSTips.com readers. Thanks for your interest and support. If we are not connected on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, or EMSConnect […]
Month: January 2010
I got a note from paramedic and licensed athletic trainer Bryan Fass that he is for a limited time giving a free hard copy of his Fit Responder Book with any ebook purchase. Bryan writes, “Responders, I am sitting on around 75 copies of the FR book. They are the first edition which means the […]
I produce and design online education lessons for RapidCE.com. Since 2004 my team of physicians, nurses, paramedics, and I have produced more than 125 lessons in categories of medial emergencies, trauma, environmental emergencies, patient assessment, pediatrics, geriatrics, and workplace health and safety. Many of you may need a few additional CE credits before March 31 […]
Brice Bingman, a Computer Programmer with Northrop Grumman Corp., recently teamed up with San Diego Paramedic Jason Friesen to develop a Kelly/Platoon Schedule application for the iPhone. Emergency Calendar (eCal) is a simple, user-friendly iPhone application that lets EMS & Fire Personnel design their own Kelly/Platoon Schedule with minimal effort. “I got so tired of […]
Fire/EMS Blog of 2009 Congratulations to Medic 999 the winner of the FireCritic.com 2009 Fire/EMS Blog contest. Mark Glencorse is Medic 999. I have been reading his blog for about six months and always enjoy his posts. He is also an integral part of the Chronicles of EMS TV series. Chronicles of EMS Premiere Party […]
Ted Setla is a filmmaker (Setla Films) and paramedic. He is passionate about EMS professionals use video to inform and entertain. I first connected with Ted after watching his film Level Zero-the documentary film about Alameda County EMS. I am now supporting his efforts to create the Chronicles of EMS series about paramedic and paramedic […]
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In this video, I discuss the 3 C’s of splinting that I teach students, discuss different types of splints, and demonstrate the Emergency Products and Research Disposable Insta-Splint II kit. Have you used a vacuum splint? What do they work well for? ParamedicTV is powered by EMS1.com
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Video: Zoll E-Series Monitor
My friends at the ChroniclesofEMS.com produced this excellent video of the features in the Zoll E-Series Monitor. Mark and Justin show off good CPR technique and just a bit of breathlessness – as they should – after doing CPR. It is a lot of work and a new rescuer should rotate in every 2 minutes. […]