EMS Eagles Global Alliance

Past Presentations

Thomas H. Blackwell, MD (Charlotte)
The 4-1-1 on CBRNE, NIMS and EMAC: Managing the Disaster Acronyms!
David E. Persse, MD (Houston)
C-Collar or De-Collar: Are Cervical Immobilization Devices Harmful?
Jeffrey M. Goodloe, MD (Oklahoma City and Tulsa)
Getting a Head in Cycle Somatic Injuries: OK Ways to Remove a Helmet
Kathleen S. Schrank, MD (Miami)
We Have an App for That! Tourniquets for Massive Hemorrhage
 J. Brent Myers, MD, MPH (Raleigh)
Putting the Squeeze on Dialysis Patients: Tourniquets for AV Fistula Bleeds
David P. Keseg, MD (Columbus)
As Serious as a Heart Attack: Navigating the Hurdles in Effecting STEMI System Care
Craig A. Manifold, DO (San Antonio)
Spitting Image of a Heart Attack: EMS Point of Care Saliva Testing for Cardiac Injury Markers
C. Crawford Mechem, MD (Philadelphia)
Categorization and Integration Contemplation: The Move Toward Establishing Regional EMS Networks of Care
Thomas H. Blackwell, MD (Charlotte)
The ABC’s of Medical First Attack: Increasing Survival through a Focused Cardiac Arrest Protocol
J. Brent Myers, MD, MPH (Raleigh)
The Latest Wake Effect: What to Do When Ventricular Fibrillation is Persistent
John P. Freese, MD (New York)
How Sweet It Is! Managing Blood Glucose in Resuscitation
Terence D. Valenzuela, MD, MPH (Tucson)
Regional Block: Local Perspectives on State-wide Arrest Registries
Angela F. Gardner, MD (ACEP National President)
DC Current: Updating EMS on the Potential Impact of Healthcare Reform
Neal J. Richmond, MD (Louisville)
R.J. Frascone, MD (St. Paul)
Rapid Sequence Permutations! Analyzing the Comparisons in the AARTI Study
Joe E. Holley, MD (Memphis)
Virtually Skilled in the Art of EMS: Training through Simulation and Cadavers
Karen P. Wanger, MD (Vancouver)
Migrating From Protocols to Treatment Guidelines
Karen P. Wanger, MD (Vancouver)
Nelson Tang, MD (U.S. Secret Service)
William P. Fabbri, MD (FBI)
Exigent Circumstances: What is the Appropriate Standard of Care in Tactical Ops?
Fionna P. Moore, MD (London, UK)
The (Very Sick) English Patient: Demand Management of the Critically Ill and Injured