Chris Stein: We have to embrace change in EMS – disaster is looming if we don't. #EMSSA2017
— Jo Park-Ross | badEM (@JoParkRoss) October 3, 2017
Some important questions about our future from @chris_stein_za – we need to encourage talk about answers! #emssa2017 pic.twitter.com/KgdDDKdq5u
— Jo Park-Ross | badEM (@JoParkRoss) October 3, 2017
The monster of violence against EC personnel. #emssa2017 pic.twitter.com/LCkKS3sKUB
— Kyleigh Rodrigues (@Kylz13) October 3, 2017
What is the solution for EC personnel under siege? #emssa2017 pic.twitter.com/yy9gj6oi8G
— Kyleigh Rodrigues (@Kylz13) October 3, 2017
Community engagement: we need to engage elders in the community. We need the community on our side. #EMSSA2017
— Jo Park-Ross | badEM (@JoParkRoss) October 3, 2017
We need to look at situational awareness for our paramedic graduates-they need it to be safe.Be a human first&a paramedic second. #EMSSA2017
— Jo Park-Ross | badEM (@JoParkRoss) October 3, 2017
Pain management in the SA setting. Limit drugs to a particular indication. #emssa2017 @epicEMC pic.twitter.com/YT7QbWscYi
— Kyleigh Rodrigues (@Kylz13) October 3, 2017
Practitioners need to stop being dogmatic when it comes to pain management. Stop the "we've always done it this way" #emssa2017 @epicEMC
— Kyleigh Rodrigues (@Kylz13) October 3, 2017
@EMSSA2017 #emssa2017 , Manage the hypertensive patient that presents at your ED so they dont present in Cardiac Failure 6 months later
— mande toubkin (@mtoubkin) October 3, 2017
Moving through suffering towards resilience: The Compassionate Care Initiative with Tim Cunningham #emssa2017
— Kyleigh Rodrigues (@Kylz13) October 3, 2017
Detachment from the human side of medicine is a sign that you are losing parts of yourself. #emssa2017 compassionate care and connection NB
— Kayleigh Lachenicht (@epicEMC) October 3, 2017
Train compassion and the result may be more resilient responders! #emssa2017 pic.twitter.com/MhQfh4CbJE
— Kyleigh Rodrigues (@Kylz13) October 3, 2017
The Medical Pause … acknowledge when a patient dies with silence. #EMSSA2017 Insightful. Thank you Tim Cunningham
— Lara Goldstein (@drlaragoldstein) October 3, 2017
Why are the dinosaurs leaving? Money, Trauma, glass ceilings, regulation around qualifications #emssa2017
— Kayleigh Lachenicht (@epicEMC) October 3, 2017
Here's the writing behind it: https://t.co/pBUJwVrzQY #IPAC2017IAPC pic.twitter.com/qYDRvqgCyZ
— Julian Stodd (@julianstodd) August 21, 2017
The sepsis 6 in 60 minutes! Early care and maybe a little bit of fluid. @willem_stassen #emssa2017 pic.twitter.com/xcRolGWaA7
— Kyleigh Rodrigues (@Kylz13) October 3, 2017
60% of children seen in an urban South African outpatient department had been taken to a traditional healer first. #EMSSA2017
— Jennifer (@coffeeheadaches) October 3, 2017
I have SO MUCH to learn about toxicology in South Africa, wow. #EMSSA2017
— Jennifer (@coffeeheadaches) October 3, 2017
#EMSSA2017 is killing me lol pic.twitter.com/pjY8zAupW8
— Alan Tucker (@ParaMan911) October 3, 2017
Leave a Reply