Loud & Clear: EMS Guiding Principles - Advanced Continuing Education for Paramedics, EMTs & Prehospital Care Providers

You just handed off a trauma patient everyone in the room knows won't survive. What happens to them after you leave? Where does their family get to say goodbye?

Will talks with Amie Lemire, Director of Hospice at UNC Health, about a program that...

A trauma patient is hypotensive. Is it hemorrhage? Tension pneumothorax? Cardiac injury? Neurogenic shock? In the first few minutes, the differential can get wide fast, but some causes need to stay at the very top of the list.

Recorded at UNC Chapel Hill’s May Day Trauma Conference, Will talks with emergency physician Dr. Maglin Halsey-Nichols about a principle-d...

A mangled extremity, uncontrolled bleeding, bad weather grounding every helicopter nearby, and a trauma center nearly an hour away. Sometimes the biggest challenge is  figuring out what to do when the ideal plan is no longer available.

Ross talks with critical care flight paramedic Jim Phipps about a severe farm-auger injury that pushed

multiple teams to ...

Johanna Quist-Nelson

The hardest calls fall apart when communication is unclear, roles blur, feedback feels personal, and the team starts working around each other instead of with each other.

Today, Ross and Will talk with Dr. Daryl Johnson, Adult Trauma Medical Director for the UNC Health Trauma Progr...