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This is a brilliant idea.....using an IO to start an IV. But it comes with lots of questions. ? Why would this be necessary? ? Is this for EMS or for Hospitals? ? If I already have an IO, why do I need an IV? Join us tomorrow at 11AM EST on the NAEMSP Florida Chapter Webinar to hear directly from the authors of a recent publication that describes this procedure, called GAHP. What is GAHP.. Graduated Access for Hypotensive Patients: First place the IO… then FILL the vessels in that extremity. It works well for peripheral OR central lines.. with or without ultrasound.

Where's the safest place to stand around the cath table? If you can't answer that question, you won't want to miss next tomorrow's webinar! Register now ?? https://bit.ly/4er7R4a Learn from Dr. Robert Wilson from Egg Medical and Jackie Doffing, RT (R) (CT) (MR) from LANDAUER as they discuss how radiation scatters in the cath lab, the EggNest shielding solution, and real-time exposure monitoring with the RaySafe i3. WHAT: Scatter Matters: Best Practices for Radiation Protection in the Cath Lab WHEN: Tuesday, October 15 TIME: 9am PDT/12pm EDT Topics covered: ? How X-rays are scattered ? Learn where the highest sources of exposure come from in the cath lab ? Understand where the highest exposure areas are around the cath lab table ? Understand the occupational health risks due to radiation on the job ? Review the effect of shielding on room scatter radiation ? Discuss various methods to reduce exposure to scatter radiation using EggNest shielding systems ? Review dosimeters and various reports that are required for compliance with regulations ? Understand the difference between passive and real-time dosimetry ? Discuss how to utilize RaySafe i3 dosimetry system to visualize radiation exposure in real-time to reduce or prevent accumulated dose This webinar has been approved for 1 Category A credit through ASRT.

Don't miss next week's webinar! Register today ?? https://bit.ly/4er7R4a ? WHAT: Scatter Matters: Best Practices for Radiation Protection in the Cath Lab ? WHEN: Tuesday, October 15 ? TIME: 9am PDT/12pm EDT Ionizing radiation is a necessary part of the job when you work in a ??cath lab – but it carries several occupational health risks. Due to scatter, traditional shielding such as aprons, drapes, and goggles don’t always provide the necessary protection, particularly in certain areas around the table. In addition, passive dosimeters are not able to assist in reducing exposure in real-time. In this webinar, we will review the health risks associated with working in a cath lab. Then, using real-time data, we will demonstrate the ways in which radiation is scattered around the room, where staff is most vulnerable, and how the patient and shielding can impact exposure levels. You will learn the various methods of reducing exposure to scatter radiation using the Egg Medical EggNest shielding systems. Finally, we’ll talk about the difference between passive and real-time dosimetry and demonstrate how the RaySafe i3 dosimetry system visualizes radiation exposure in real-time to reduce or prevent accumulated dose. This webinar has been approved for 1 Category A credit through American Society of Radiologic Technologists.

Operational Realities of Evidence Based Medicine: In the age of evidence based medicine, the way we approach airway management should reflect the best published evidence and best practices. However, if you have been in the game for a little while, you likely have encountered contexts and situations that preclude you from implementing the "evidence based medicine." What elements influence these situations? How can we defeat them, if we can? Take a gander at this article on emsairway.com

Dear Patient community, In two weeks the ATRX Research Alliance will be hosting our annual Community Update Call! Join us to hear updates from our Scientific Advisors as well as hear the latest from our Registry Partners at Simons Searchlight. We'll be announcing the newest member of our scientific advisory board, with updates on where the science is today and the progress that has been made. Simons will be available to discuss the data that has been collected so far, next steps, and answer questions you may have about working with them and the importance of this work. Action Item: If you haven't completed your medical surveys on the Simons Searchlight platform, now is the time! Completing this information enhances the de-identified data available not only to our scientists but to any scientists globally who are working on ATRX or ATRX related syndromes. Let's all log in and get our surveys up to date before the call! #letsmakeadifferencetogether #atrxsyndrome #atrxresearchalliance #rarediseaseadvocacy Hi there, You are invited to a Zoom meeting.? When: Oct 28, 2024 12:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada) Register in advance for this meeting: https://lnkd.in/gFBk3vrn After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Join the EDUCARE Platform to Explore Advanced Vascular Intervention Strategies! During LINC 2024, a compelling symposium provided expert insights into enhancing patient outcomes in endovascular interventions. Here’s a summary of what you may have missed: ?Critical Factors for Success: Understanding the impact of dissection patterns and minimal stent area on reintervention rates and long-termpatency. ?Vessel Preparation and StentOptimization: Emphasizing the importance of adequate vessel prep, particularly in long occlusions and calcifiedlesions, to preventrestenosis. ?Cost-Effectiveness of DES: How the use of ELUVIA? DES can significantly reduce reintervention costs and improve overall treatment efficiency. Elevate your clinical practice by catching up on thisinsightful session. ???Access the Full Session on?EDUCARE:? https://lnkd.in/daSUmMqv

How to Determine the Strength of a Clinical Brachytherapy Source Learn how the strength of a brachytherapy source can be specified using two physical quantities. Find out about the Reference ACMR Rate and the Total Reference ACMR, and how they are calculated. Discover the importance of these measurements in clinical brachytherapy applications. #ClinicalBrachytherapy #SourceStrength #ReferenceACMR #TotalReferenceACMR #RadiationTherapy #MedicalPhysics #CancerTreatment #PhysicsMeasurement #BrachytherapySources #RadiationSafety

Who's getting excited for the SNACC Annual Meeting? In our General Session #7, Dr. Arnoly Abcejo discusses the pharmacologic profile of remimazolam as well as its patient safety considerations for neuroanesthesia and neurosurgical procedures. We will review any recent literature and updates regarding the practical and potential impact it may have on the practice of neuroanesthesia. https://ow.ly/IWjg50St5Gc

Join the discussion at #ACC2024 and hear from a comprehensive team of cardiac experts on valve performance and real-world implications. https://bit.ly/3VHf9Kj

?? What sets the B3 clinical study apart in advancing patient-driven cardiac care excellence? ???? In this interview, Dr. Giovanni Luca Botto, member of the B3 Steering Committee, highlights the study’s major finding: a significant time delay to the first atrial high-rate episode (#AHRE) with a unique rate-adaptive pacing algorithm. Access the full B3 study results, newly released in EP #Europace: https://ow.ly/nZRX50SM3Ly #ClinicalInnovation #HealthCareAdvancement #RateAdaptivePacing #ClosedLoopStimulation