麻豆原创 Research Center
The 麻豆原创 Research Center serves as a central access point for critical prehospital medicine research that can help drive operational and policy changes at the local, state and federal level.
Get insights into EMS provider behavior and beliefs related to hot topics like fatigue management, and participate in 麻豆原创 polls and surveys.
Additionally, find the latest information about research conducted by esteemed EMS organizations, such as the American Ambulance Association, and National Association of EMS Physicians, among other organizations focused on provider health and wellness, patient assessment and treatment, and a variety of safety issues.
Informed by evidence EMS chaplain Russ Myers places a high priority on follow-up with EMS personnel and dispatchers after any pediatric patient transport
Patients may benefit from air transport when one or more of these needs are identified
鈥淏efore you trade in your morphine for ketamine, the adverse events need to be discussed鈥�
Suspected overdose deaths and naloxone rescue attempts by EMS went up sharply in Michigan compared with 2019, according to data from the University of Michigan
For patients who do not achieve ROSC early, is it better to stay on scene and continue resuscitation efforts or transport to the ED with CPR in progress?
Deprioritizing epinephrine in the order of interventions
Researchers evaluated the use of a pre-hospital modified HEART Pathway method for patients who call 911 due to chest pain
3 takeaways from our recent survey on EMS influenza and COVID-19 vaccination policies, practices and perceptions
Ohio State University researchers will conduct serological and molecular tests over a five-year period to study the virus鈥� impact on first responders and their household contacts
New York and Ohio researchers are using dust collected within 72 hours of the collapse of the twin towers in their tests
University of Northern Colorado researchers are studying how paramedics manage agitated patients
Disaster mental health experts with the Tulane University School of Social Work seek to further understand the emotional impact of COVID-19 on responders
The state department grants waivers to first responders to use ketamine to treat extreme agitation in a non-hospital setting
Researchers say a 50-minute dry heat cycle in a household multicooker can sanitize N95 respirators without compromising the filter or fit
A UCSF study found that only three out of 1,223 members had antibodies despite nearly half saying they probably or definitely had contact with COVID-19 patients
Responses from the survey will be used to design stress coping and mitigation guidance for EMS students
Drexel University researchers reported the outcomes of the use of the app in Philadelphia over the course of a year
Nearly one-third of public safety personnel do not get a department-issued face mask, plus other key findings from nearly 4,000 survey responses
The NIH and Moderna trial that kicked off Monday is the world鈥檚 biggest COVID-19 vaccine study so far
A study from King County, Washington, characterizes COVID-19 patients receiving care from EMS
Chinese researchers found that the virus was present in the semen of six study participants with COVID-19
The study seeks to examine the impact of the pandemic on the prevalence of PTSD and depression in EMS providers
The stress-induced condition, sometimes called 鈥渂roken heart syndrome,鈥� produces the same symptoms as a heart attack and can be fatal
The ambulance company tested and surveyed more than 3,000 employees in Sweden and Denmark for the study
Three significant consequences of routine, excessive oxygen administration
What the CRASH-2 and CRASH-3 studies tell us about TXA bleeding control methods for rural EMS
The University of Buffalo-led study also found that the proportion of EMS-attended deaths doubled around the same time period
EMTs will make home visits, collect samples and instruct participants in the study to test the effectiveness of a potential treatment for less serious COVID-19 cases
A new study raises the prospect of potentially boosting immunity for first responders and others at high risk
University of Washington EMS physicians and researchers analyzed data from more than 1,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in the Seattle area
The NHTSA and NASEMSO-backed study seeks to examine the impact of a sleep health and fatigue education program tailored to EMS providers
Responses to the survey will inform future pediatric disaster education curriculum
Rachel Elsberry, a family member of fallen Rapid Response EMS Paramedic Paul Novicki, will participate in the trial next week
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