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Medics in the Hot Zone: Liabilities, Independents and Assets (LIA)
You’re sitting down for lunch with your shift when the EAS siren activates for an explosion and ongoing shooting incident at the shopping...

TJ
Oct 7, 20214 min read
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Why do we choose EMS?
Its 3 am and cold. No, not cold, frigid. The ice has crystallized on your moustache every time you’ve gone out. After a night of...

Clifford Neal, DO
May 19, 20213 min read
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What to do in an Active Killer Incident
We recently saw on the news that a self-proclaimed journalist did a live stream of the active shooter incident in Boulder CO. To put this...

Craig Hall
Mar 24, 202114 min read
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Trauma Kit and IFAK Basics
Despite the amount of material that is covered in our classes, there always seems to be one topic that generates the greatest number of...

Craig Hall
Dec 12, 202013 min read
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Public use of chest seals
Chest seals are amazingly simple, cheap and effective. Applying a chest seal to someone with a chest injury has the potential to save a life

Craig Hall
Oct 10, 20207 min read
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Why Bleeding Control Training Should be as common as CPR Training
There are numerous medical emergencies that require immediate intervention which simply cannot wait for EMS to arrive.
Jonathon M. Aldridge
Sep 29, 20206 min read
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My MAIN Must Have Medical Tool
It is somewhat rare to find a tool that has multiple lifesaving uses in such a small package. In this blog post, we will be discussing...
S. Barnette
Sep 23, 20204 min read
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Excited Delirium is N-O-T A C-R-I-M-E
2020 has been an unprecedented year in a multitude of areas when it comes to law enforcement. In this article we are going to explore...
S. Barnette
Sep 20, 20205 min read
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How a tragedy sparked a passion for medicine
This is a story of how a tragedy was turned into a passion for medicine.
RJ Shirey
Aug 27, 20209 min read
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An Overview of SHOCK for Patrol Officers
It is practically guaranteed that when you become involved with emergency services, you will undoubtedly witness some shocking events...
S. Barnette
Aug 9, 20205 min read
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There’s a difference between being a medic on a team and being “Doc”
I was recently invited to sit in on a meeting to discuss proposed protocols and scope of practice for Tactical Medics in my state. At...

RogueMedic
Mar 12, 20203 min read
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Adaptation and overcoming obstacles in austere environments
12 January 2010 Haiti 16:53 local time a magnitude 7 earthquake tore through Léogâne and approximately 25 kilometres west of...
Francisco Bermudez
Mar 2, 20203 min read
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Training Scars in EMS Training
By Craig Hall If we look back over the past 10 years in EMS, a lot has changed in regard to the type of training we do. Active shooter...

Craig Hall
Feb 8, 20206 min read
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