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Return of Spontaneous Circulation Rates in Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest by a Small Urban Fire Department

Return of Spontaneous Circulation Rates in Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest by a Small Urban Fire Department

by Benjamin Diven, MD | Mar 29, 2021 | Articles, Featured Articles

This study reflects the outcomes of a small urban first responder fire department and may expand the information available for such departments in the United States for study and comparison.

Supraglottic Airways: A Look From Above

Supraglottic Airways: A Look From Above

by Matthew Chinn, Thomas Engel and Patrick R. Sinclair | Dec 30, 2020 | Articles, Featured Articles

This article serves to provide a comprehensive overview of many of the current SGAs available on the market to allow an EMS system to review and possibly adopt into their system.

Bellingham City (WA) Approves Settlement of Claim by Daughter of Intubated Dead Man

Bellingham City (WA) Approves Settlement of Claim by Daughter of Intubated Dead Man

by | Dec 9, 2020 | News

A majority of the Bellingham City Council voted Monday night to authorize the mayor to settle a claim for damages filed with the city by a daughter of the deceased man Bellingham Fire Department employees practiced performing endotracheal intubations on in summer 2018.

Asthma: Pathophysiology and Prehospital Management

Asthma: Pathophysiology and Prehospital Management

by Michael Schauf, RRT-NPS | Oct 16, 2020 | Articles, Featured Articles

Asthma is a serious life-threating condition that can present benignly one minute and turn into respiratory failure in a heartbeat.

California Wildfires Pass Four Million Acres Burned, Doubling Previous Record – That’s A Lot of Toxic Smoke

California Wildfires Pass Four Million Acres Burned, Doubling Previous Record – That’s A Lot of Toxic Smoke

by Joshua S. Fu | Oct 6, 2020 | News

When you breathe in smoke from a wildfire, you’re probably inhaling more toxic chemicals than you realize.

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