Cardiac and ECG Teaching and Learning Resource

Rob Theriault is a paramedic educator, author, co-host of the EMSEduCast podcast, and creator of the Paramedic Tutor blog and YouTube channel.

The Paramedic Tutor YouTube channel has nearly 100 educational videos about cardiac anatomy, ECG acquisition, and 12-Lead ECG interpretation.

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January 2011 was the highest visit month ever for Everyday EMS Tips. Thanks. I attribute that to three things:

1. Ongoing Snowpocalypse. Bad weather on the east coast means more people are indoors reading the EMS Blogosphere.

2. EMS Blog of 2010 Contest. Really appreciate inbound links from the FireCritic.com and the other finalists.

3. Reader sharing. The best source for new readers is your referrals. Facebook, Twitter, and other social sharing brings new readers that share your interests. Thanks!

Top January 2011 Posts

1. Where can I practice reading 12 Leads?

2. EMS Week 2011. Start Planning Now.

3. Anatomy Study and Review with the Google Labs Body Browser.

My favorite post to write in January was – Tucson Mass Shooting: some thoughts on MCI Response.

The top January 2010 post was Attempting Resuscitation: Do You go Through the Motions.

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This is the recipe for a continuing education lesson plan on any topic:

1. Introduce the problem.

2. Frame the problem with statistics about frequency, morbidity, and mortality.

3. Review anatomy and physiology relevant to the problem.

4. Describe how to assess the problem.

5. Explain how to treat the problem.

6. Summarize steps 1 through 5 in a short summary paragraph.

Just like a great chili, loaf of bread, or pizza it’s not the recipe, but how the continuing education program is prepared.

Bon Appetit!

How do you make your continuing education presentations dazzle?

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Learn and review human anatomy with the interactive Google Labs Body Browser. Watch this video to learn some of the features.

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