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Intubation Stats

Replied Nov 4

Intubation Stats
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Jeff Nov 4.

Anybody Else Find Something WRONG Here?

Replied Jun 26

 

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Intubation Stats
I am looking for different ideas of how different services track their intubations and the criteria that you track. i am getting ready to do our 2nd/3rd quarter stats and I'm tired of our stat sheet. If anyone has a form they are willing to share ...
November 4
Jeff replied to Jeff's discussion 'intubation stats'
Jonathan, Thanks for taking the time to send your form to me - greatly appreciated.
November 4
Robert Sullivan replied to Jeff's discussion 'intubation stats'
Delaware defines an intubation attempt as the blade passing the patient's teeth, even if no tube is introduced. Four attempts are permitted for each patient, two per paramedic before a rescue airway must be placed. There's a comments section on th...
November 3
Jeffrey L. Hennemuth replied to Jeff's discussion 'intubation stats'
Jeff, The department I work for has a separate intubation form that is completed along with the patient care report and signed by the receiving Physician. the form is then used for statistics and also as a QA/QI device to see how our personnel ar...
November 3
Chance Gearheart replied to Jeff's discussion 'intubation stats'
I think that any statistics about intubation need to include a graded airway, and a situational explanation for each intubation. It's easy to say that Oh, we only have a 45% success rate (Just throwing a number out there), maybe we should just thr...
November 3
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intubation stats
I am looking for different ideas of how different services track their intubations and the criteria that you track. i am getting ready to do our 2nd/3rd quarter stats and I'm tired of our stat sheet. If anyone has a form they are willing to share ...
November 3
Jeff replied to Jerry's discussion 'Anybody Else Find Something WRONG Here?'
I will send feedback on Bill's Tactical Medic class, I start it Mon. As far as the other comments regarding 'professionalism', EMS is and will continue to be "the red head bas.... of 1st responders". Has anyone else noticed how EMS is never mentio...
June 26
Jeff replied to EMTP211's discussion 'The Prehospital 12 Lead EKG and the Emergency Room'
All the ED's in our area accept the 12-leads that are faxed from the field. We have been meet by a cardiologist in the ED, in our garage and have taken some straight to the cath lab. This did not come quickly but over time. It took getting all dep...
April 20

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Paramedic/EMT-I/EMT-D, EMS Coordinator
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Municipal Agency
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Ben Waller replied to JEMS Web Team's discussion 'IAFF, IAFC Fire-based EMS'
Joe, do you have some mango chutney to go with those red herrings? There are many reasons to combine fire and EMS, and many good reasons to not combine fire and law enforcement. Track record of most fire/law enforcement combination departments -...
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Joe P. replied to JEMS Web Team's discussion 'IAFF, IAFC Fire-based EMS'
So the entire stance that you've taken that fire/EMS saves money on support costs are really a lie then?
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Ben Waller replied to JEMS Web Team's discussion 'IAFF, IAFC Fire-based EMS'
Most of the places that tried combination fire/police services were small towns or mid-sized cities. Most of those places didn't have lots of administrative staff to begin with. The fire/LEO combinations mostly ended up just being police departme...
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Joe P. replied to JEMS Web Team's discussion 'IAFF, IAFC Fire-based EMS'
See... doc... we've hashed this out before. EMS and fire support services are somehow magically different when compared police support services. Completely different 'skills' needed to sign checks, do background checks (I'll admit that police chec...
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