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EMS Safety and Ambulance Construction
84% of EMS providers are NOT restrained in the patient compartment. How can we design…
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What Does Mechanism of Injury Tell Us?
EMS loves mechanism of injury. The excitement of pulling up to a big crash, examining…
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Why Are We Still Stuck On Oxygen?
By Dan Limmer I love formative discussions with other educators—the kind that I can’t stop…
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Hyperoxia: Too Much of a Good Thing
Research shows that routine and unchecked high-flow oxygen administration reaches toxic internal levels within minutes.…
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Patient Assessment: A Modern Approach
It's time to shed old patient assessment mantras in EMS. Our assessment flowchart shows how…
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Moral Dilemmas in Public Safety
By Dan Limmer Many years ago when I was a young police officer in Upstate…
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The Practice of Cupping
Cupping is a traditional Chinese medicine modality. Practiced for centuries, it has again come into…
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A Tale of Five Geriatric Patients
By Dan Limmer We hear a lot about the differences between the geriatric patient and…
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10 Commandments for EMS Survival
By Dan Limmer It was in the early 1990s when I wrote Ten Commandments for…
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Evolution of the Confident EMS Provider
By Dan Limmer While teaching at ClinCon 2015 in Orlando, Florida I had the good…
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Suicide and the EMS Provider
The EMS Week slogan is “EMS Strong.” It is a nice concept and represents the…
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Does it Hurt to Care More? Depression and Suicide in EMS
by Dan Limmer The problem of suicide and depression in the emergency services is noteworthy…
