EMS Grand Rounds

We've been sorta quietly working on a project recently that I think is ready to start putting out there. It's called EKG of the Week, and the page lives here
http://www.emsgrandrounds.org/ekg-of-the-week

You've obtained a lot of EKGs, but since you got out of medic school (or for that matter, while you were in school) how many times have you sat down with someone and actually walked through how to read one? EKG interpretation is one of the defining skills of paramedic practice, but for most of us, it's like bowling in the dark- you can't improve your next roll if you don't have feedback on this one.

This is a series of relatively short videos where we go through real world EKGs and how to interpret them. For folks in the know, it's a quick refresher; for folks just starting out, it's a bit more in depth practice than a 2 week cardiology block, but in 10 minute bits. Give it a look!

EKG OF THE WEEK — EMS Grand Rounds  INTERPRETING AN EKG IS PROBABLY THE THING THAT MOST CLEARLY SEPARATES A PARAMEDIC’S ABILITIES FROM THAT OF OTHER PREHOSPITAL PROFESSIONALS.

Nitrous Oxide... just for laughs.
Actually it's a really good idea that you could be using now- simple, safe, effective. Really, what's stopping us?

Nitrous Oxide: Go N2O Go! EMS Grand Rounds January 2022