Outside the Box: An EMS Podcast
Welcome to Outside the Box, a podcast that has evolved from its roots in EMS clinical excellence to a broader exploration of the topics, trends, and challenges surrounding the EMS industry today. Initially launched as a platform for driving clinical performance within emergency medical services, our journey has expanded to encompass a broader array of subjects that touch the lives and work of EMS professionals and beyond.
We now delves into the intersections of healthcare, personal development, industry innovation, and the myriad professional experiences of the EMS world. Our conversations aim to enlighten, inspire, and empower our listeners by covering everything from the critical importance of first impressions in professional settings to leadership, mental health, technological advancements, and the cultural shifts within the EMS landscape.
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New episodes will be released bi-weekly
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Outside the Box: An EMS Podcast
Bleeding Control and TXA
In this episode of "Outside the Box," we dive into the crucial topic of hemorrhage control, exploring various life-saving techniques, including the drug Tranexamic Acid (TXA).
Join us as we examine various hemorrhage control strategies utilized by pre-hospital teams. From tourniquets and hemostatic agents to quick-thinking interventions, we uncover the essential tools that can make all the difference in saving lives during critical situations.
Discover the science behind TXA, an extraordinary antifibrinolytic agent that prevents the breakdown of blood clots and significantly improves patient outcomes. Gain valuable insights into the proper administration and dosage considerations of TXA, as well as its potential benefits for patients in pre-hospital care settings.
Disclaimer: The Sugar Fire Department, including its officers, employees, and affiliates, shall not be held responsible or liable for any claims, damages, injuries, or losses arising from the use or misuse of the information presented in these videos. It is important to note that the videos are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Emergency Medical Services (EMS) providers should always adhere to the local protocols set by their agency and Medical Director.