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Hosted by University Hospitals of Cleveland · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 177 episodes
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This is a weekly podcast with our group talking about local, regional and national EMS issues. Physicians, nurses, advanced and basic EMS providers will gain professional knowledge from this podcast.
University Hospitals of Cleveland hosts Prehospital Paradigm Podcast, a science show with 177 episodes published.
Bringing this episode to a close, the crew talks specific BLS skills such as AEDs, high-quality compressions, simple head positioning changes, wound packing, hypothermia protection, reassessment and trending of vital sig
As the BLS review and update continues, the discussion of proper ventilation adjuncts and techniques, massive bleeding control, i.e. tourniquets and direct pressure, and recognizing specific conditions ASA, i.e. stroke p
The team assembled to review basic live support assessments, theories and treatment modalities. This episode discusses the importance of a good BLS background understanding. BLS squads typically have better outcomes than
In this portion of the podcast, we start talking about how EMS and fire can be a part of prevention of heat emergencies. In addition, the crew talks about not having "heat emergency tunnel vision" and being sure to asses
As the team continues the discussion about heat emergencies, the reminder has to be noted that patient medications and medications within the EMS drug box, can affect how a patient responds to heat issues. This includes
Time does matter! The team, minus Scott, get together to talk about heat-related emergencies. Data shows greater than 119,000 ED visits are attributed to heat emergencies annually. The most "at risk" population is the yo
Behind the EMS Institute - Part 2 As part of our Extra Monday episodes, we are continuing the series of what makes the Institute unique and supportive of public safety/EMS agencies. From BTS of the UH EMS Drug Box system
Spinal Motion Restrictions for EMS - Part 3 Over all, 20+ studies leading back to 1989, the research does seem to indicate that restraining the spine has no affect on the patient's outcome and, there are actually 3 studi
The re-education of spinal immobilization methods continues to be the discussion. Cervical collars, backboards and vacuum mattresses… all come into question!
Thanks to the North Ridgeville Fire Department for hosting the podcast crew as we take on an open discussion regarding stroke patient care for EMS.
Dr. Hill, Scott and A.J. Joseph gather to talk about the NAEMSP journal of prehospital care research topic of SMR, Spinal Motion Restrictions. Hits been a hot topic for years. The research paper associated with this topi
As the crew heads into part 3, managing the blood pressure of a patient experiencing a possible stroke. Certainly, the idea of using medical control is the best option. As the episode comes to a close, the discussion of
The crew and Kelly Montgomery continue the discussion of the assessment an care of patients experiencing strokes. And what happens when a possible MI becomes a complication? The crew discusses the consideration of use of
The crew meets up with Kelly Montgomery , Stroke Center Supervisor at University Hospitals of Cleveland. In Part 1, the basics of stroke assessment, ischemic vs. thrombotic strokes are discussed as well as the thrombolyt
In this episode of the Pre-Hospital Paradigm Podcast, Caleb Ferroni is in the host seat again with co-hosts Dr. John Hill and Ray Pace as they welcome Dr. Garlisi as their guest discussing sepsis for EMS. They will dive
The crew, and Dr. Garlisi, wind up the discussion regarding assessment of and treatment of patients with symptoms of sepsis. Part of the assessment is... REALLY counting the respirations... not guestimating!
The crew furthers the discussion of what a "sepsis alert" is. From the prehospital perspective as well as what occurs within the ED when an alert is activated…such as radiology, the pharmacy and the blood draw teams. Flu
Dr Andrew Garlisi joins the team to go deep on the topic of sepsis. His "why" as to his interest into patients with sepsis is personal. He starts off with the basics at the metabolic and cellular level to help bring a ge
We're doing something unique for the Extra Monday Episodes of 2026. Thanks to Wes' suggestion, we're going to overview with what all the EMS Institute is involved. EMSI is not just a medical control system. To start, the
In this episode of the Pre-Hospital Paradigm Podcast, Caleb Ferroni is in the host seat with co-host Dr. John Hill. They sit down with Kim Florczyk and Sharon Kozel from Cleveland EMS to discuss the history, clinical ope
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Prehospital Paradigm Podcast is hosted by University Hospitals of Cleveland. The show is categorised under science (natural) and has published 177 episodes.
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