Professional Emergency Medicine Management的动态

ATTENTION HEALTH PROFESSIONALS WORKING WITH PEOPLE AFTER STROKE, LAST CHANCE TO COMPLETE THIS SURVEY, CLOSING IN JUST OVER A WEEK! The Physical Activity Workgroup from the International Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation Alliance are conducting an online survey of HEALTH PROFESSIONALS (including physios, OTs, EPs, medical practitioners, nurses, psychologists etc) who work with stroke survivors and provide advice or treatment about participating in PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. The aim of the research is to understand the current educational needs of health professionals, in terms of knowledge, skills and confidence, regarding implementing best evidence and practice guidance on physical activity after stroke. Information from this survey will help inform a new educational resource for healthcare professionals to enable them to promote and deliver physical activity after stroke around the world. The survey will take 15-30 minutes of your time. if you would like to participate, please click the link to read the consent form and participate in the survey:? https://lnkd.in/g_pSS2bJ passcode: P8WXAKPTW Ethics approval ID: 2024-29905-53333-3 Sandra A Billinger Coralie English Shamala Thilarajah #FrederikeVanWijck #SarahMoore #GillianMead #JohnSolomon #MarieLouiseBird #JaniceEng #KatarinaSunnerhagen #RitaMelifonwu #LuciFuscaldiTeixeiraSalmela #MarilynMackayLyons

Really enjoyed discussing “Preparing for Emergencies in a Changing World” with residents and faculty from the Emory University School of Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine. Punchline of the talk: there are a lot of threats on the horizon —to navigate them we need to: 1. Learn from those with more experience with the particular hazard (and our colleagues in low and middle income countries often have a lot of experience and insight!) 2. Connect with those around us—our patients, colleagues, and others. Nothing builds trust like listening to and getting to know one another. And nothing fights misinformation like trust. 3. Look for solutions outside of our normal channels—others have great ideas too. Approach the problem (and the world) with humble inquiry. I appreciated the thoughtful follow up questions from the residents—the future can be scary, but these young physicians give me hope!

In emergencies, every second counts. KIMSHEALTH’s Department of Emergency Medicine emphasizes the importance of rapid trauma care, especially in the crucial first hour. On World Trauma Day, observed on 17th October 2024, KIMSHEALTH reminds everyone to Think Fast. Act Faster. ? With state-of-the-art emergency services and a highly trained team, we are committed to saving lives by providing immediate and efficient trauma care. Our timely interventions can make all the difference because every second matters. Department of Emergency Medicine: https://lnkd.in/g3Wxqi-H #WorldTraumaDay #TraumaCareMatters #EverySecondCounts #SaveLives #ActFastSaveLives #EmergencyCare #RapidResponse #TraumaAwareness #KIMSHEALTHCares #TimelyIntervention

Learn about the signs of depression and stress and how to get help during #NPSAday. Physicians are at a higher risk of suicide. View “Make the Difference: Preventing Medical Trainee Suicide” by Mayo Clinic and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. https://lnkd.in/g-p-MPhq #PhysicianWellBeing #ACGME #MedEd #mentalhealth #NationalPhysicianSuicideAwarenessDay

Should be an interesting presentation.

For 1st/2nd Gens, what actions and/or inactions around accessing medical care (or any care) that COULD be perceived as resistance, non-compliance or apathy may actually be rooted in lack of support, lack of access (e.g. cultural, language barriers), fear, intergenerational trauma, limited information around certain options, etc. It's so important to look BEYOND our skin (name of the conference) and BEYOND the surface, the immediate actions to help improve 1st and 2nd generation's access to care. When I get to speak in front of professionals about how Intergenerational Trauma and being in The Repay Cycle?, can show up in different ways for 1st/2nd Gens it makes me excited. I am excited to see what we can do to create impact on large and small scales. It was such a great experience discussing ways to strengthen how we can take care of 1st/2nd gens through different lens, and to connect with such great folks with a desire to help others. Thank you?@minorityhealthconference for letting me share this amazing space and for such great discussion. I am so excited for our young professionals?Keck Medicine of USC David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA Photos: Courtesy of Jennifer Yao, Minority Health Conference Speaker Chair #minorityhealthconference?#usc?#ucla?#intergenerationaltrauma?#intergenerationalhealing #firstgeneration?#secondgeneration?#accesstocare

https://lnkd.in/djrTh77f Triage in the emergency room is the sorting of patients according to the urgency of their needs. one of my favorite lectures in emergency trauma management.

completed basic life support course from institute of emergency medicine

Learn more about understanding and managing the impact of medical trauma. Watch a replay of this 2024 Global Virtual Conference Session. https://lnkd.in/eCZsb5iM

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