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Blogger Migration and Leadership

All sorts of blogs are getting up and moving around. I have changed the sidebar links. I think I got all of them. Unlike coconuts, blogs do appear to be migratory. First, the one not moving to FireEMSBlogs.com . The author of Brick City Blues and Pocono Paramedic is…

Blog Roll: National EMS Memorial Bike Ride

Blog Roll: National EMS Memorial Bike Ride is a post from: Everyday EMS Tips The National EMS Memorial Bike Ride has unveiled its 2010 logo. The 2010 rides will start in the northeastern states and end in Washington DC. I helped sponsor the ride in 2009 (through eps411.com )…

President Obama To America – STFU!

This week, at Temple University in Philadelphia, an intolerant mob gathered to give us an example of the Groupthink that we will be expected to participate in. The only thing missing was Adolph Hitler urging the mob on. It is all the fault of the Jews people who don’t…

When a Co-Worker is Intoxicated

When a Co-Worker is Intoxicated is a post from: Everyday EMS Tips October 19-25 is Drug Free Work Week . Special resources are available and promoted this week to help businesses effectively address drug and alcohol problems in the workplace. Obviously every week should be drug free work week….

Concept: Point-of-Use Elearning

Point-of-use elearning is training delivered at the moment the user is about to start a process, initiate a skill, or otherwise engage in a technique. Rogue Medic illustrates point-of-use training in a recent blog post about Dopamine administration. He describes how drip dosage charts were attached as stickers to…

Atypical Cardiac Chest Pain

We taught you what cardiac chest pain looked like, right? You remember. We painted the perfect picture for you in your cardiac emergencies lecture in your EMT class. The pain felt like a pressure. It was brought on by exertion. It radiated to the left arm and through to the back….

Simple Tips for Preventing the Flu in Your Dispatch Center

Simple Tips for Preventing the Flu in Your Dispatch Center is a post from: Everyday EMS Tips You work hard to keep the residents of your community safe by providing emergency police, fire and rescue services. Be equally as diligent to minimize contagions in your Dispatch Center. Simple cleaning…

Program Student Down Time during Scenario Practice

Program Student Down Time during Scenario Practice is a post from: Everyday EMS Tips As I waited to board different rides at Epcot Center during a summer 2009 visit, I noticed that many of the attractions had education activities and displays for riders to view as they waited. At…

Tin Foil Hat, Inc. and Vaccination

Also possibly posted as part of the Skeptics’ Circle over at Young Australian Skeptics . Go check out the rest of what is there. I am again late with a submission. Since Australia is half a day ahead of us, Wednesday evening here is already tomorrow, there. Or something…

Contest: Win an AED for Your School

Contest: Win an AED for Your School is a post from: Everyday EMS Tips The Sudden Cardiac Arrest foundation is sponsoring a contest for schools to win an AED by creating a video. For the contest teams of students write, film, star in and edit their own short (3–5…

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