By Dan Limmer Each January, I write out my predictions of things to come in EMS education. Some have been…
Julie LytzJanuary 8, 2020
Our Recent Updates
The world of EMS education and practice is constantly evolving. We update our blog frequently with advice and insight into the NREMT, clinical findings, and the issues facing EMS providers.
By Chris EbrightEMS is called to a residence to assist in the search for a missing child. At the scene,…
Stephanie LimmerDecember 16, 2019
Our free NREMT review webinar last week had a great turnout – several hundred people! We heard from many of…
Julie LytzDecember 13, 2019
How Educators Can Use Apps in the Classroom App stores have become a shopping mall for educational materials. Increasingly, students…
Julie LytzDecember 10, 2019
Research shows that routine and unchecked high-flow oxygen administration reaches toxic internal levels within minutes. However, despite updated education standards,…
Stephanie LimmerOctober 25, 2019
Dan Limmer shares a classroom exercise on chest pain differential diagnosis he uses with his AEMT students in his new…
Stephanie LimmerSeptember 24, 2019
Using a flipped classroom philosophy with much of the flipped concept is done in a case-based format.
Stephanie LimmerSeptember 12, 2019
Earlier this month we were at the annual National Association of EMS Educators symposium, where we were able to talk…
Julie LytzAugust 29, 2019
Polypharmacy in the Elderly Aging. One of life’s inevitabilities that some people embrace and others fight. Regardless of one’s attitude,…
Stephanie LimmerAugust 22, 2019