Comments on: Team Approach to Cardiac Arrest Patients http://www.everydayemstips.com/?p=1963 The Ultimate EMS Tips Online Resource Fri, 03 Sep 2010 21:27:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: ACLS, Code Management and Episode 200 http://www.everydayemstips.com/?p=1963&cpage=1#comment-583 ACLS, Code Management and Episode 200 Mon, 04 Jan 2010 02:18:02 +0000 http://www.everydayemstips.com/?p=1963#comment-583 [...] Everday EMS Tips- Team Approach to Cardiac Arrest Patients [...] [...] Everday EMS Tips- Team Approach to Cardiac Arrest Patients [...]

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]]> By: Greg Friese http://www.everydayemstips.com/?p=1963&cpage=1#comment-275 Greg Friese Thu, 12 Nov 2009 20:15:19 +0000 http://www.everydayemstips.com/?p=1963#comment-275 CK you did write a post and that reminded me of an earlier post I wrote. Thanks for the memory jog. I would like to read what else you have to say on ICS/Pit Crew concept for EMS calls. How would you assign positions or duties? Would you use a checklist? CK you did write a post and that reminded me of an earlier post I wrote. Thanks for the memory jog. I would like to read what else you have to say on ICS/Pit Crew concept for EMS calls. How would you assign positions or duties? Would you use a checklist?

]]> By: Ckemtp - Life Under the Lights http://www.everydayemstips.com/?p=1963&cpage=1#comment-274 Ckemtp - Life Under the Lights Thu, 12 Nov 2009 19:54:55 +0000 http://www.everydayemstips.com/?p=1963#comment-274 Awww! I was going to write a post like this today! As always though, you've got good stuff here and I like the "pit crew" approach. I had used the ICS system to gain buy in as I presented this to my FD here in Illinois. I think that each individual department can adapt this to fit their own most common response scenarios and can and should drill and practice for these. These are the "structure fires" of EMS if you will (sorry again for the FD analogy) Good stuff. Thanks for the mention Awww! I was going to write a post like this today! As always though, you’ve got good stuff here and I like the “pit crew” approach. I had used the ICS system to gain buy in as I presented this to my FD here in Illinois.

I think that each individual department can adapt this to fit their own most common response scenarios and can and should drill and practice for these. These are the “structure fires” of EMS if you will (sorry again for the FD analogy)

Good stuff. Thanks for the mention

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