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Happy to be in Seattle for a routine TOWAR monitoring visit! @UWMedicine @AirliftNW @utarnachitt @traumabryce @Kyl_Dan @alatimer13 @harborviewmc @HunterSkroczky
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We are thrilled to welcome @bp_mcneilly as our next #UWashEMS Fellow!
Congratulations to Dr. McNeilly and the Section of EMS on a successful #EMSMatchDay!
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Really proud of this work by @SeattleFire Medic One. Always working to improve patient care for the most critically ill patients in our community. The mantra of “measure and improve” definitely applied during this project. @UWashEM @harborviewmc
Hot off the Press: Routine Use of a Bougie Improves First-Attempt
Intubation Success in the Out-of-Hospital Setting annemergmed.com/article/S019… @alatimer13
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New data from #UWashEMS shows that routine use of the bougie during intubations by @SeattleFire paramedics increased first pass success. Open access available through January 2021: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Curious about “lessons learned” from #COVID19 in Seattle so far? Here are the compiled thoughts of several of us. Goal is for this to be a living page, updated as we learn.
#UWashEM has created an ED/ICU-specific #COVID19 resource site which outlines ways in which Emergency Departments and Intensive Care Units can prepare for COVID patients.
➡️ bit.ly/COVIDguide
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One of the most unique parts about the #UWashEMS Fellowship is the opportunity to serve as a flight physician with @AirliftNW. Earlier this week @djsonstengphoto captured Dr. Betty Yang (@bettyy0) headed back to base after dropping off a patient at @UWMedicine. #EMSfellowship
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Fascinating Grand Rounds from @SusanSternmd on resuscitation and traumatic hemorrhagic shock. @UWMedFlight @MadtownEM @UWashEM @AirliftNW @alatimer13 @utarnachitt @FLTDOC1 @ATACCFaculty @AMPAdocs @UWHealth – at Shorewood Hills, WI
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Overheard in our office today: “Working to improve your chain of survival isn’t easy. You can’t take your eye off the ball. People say it gets boring. How is saving lives boring?!” – Dr. Tom Rea (Here he is saving a manikin’s life.)
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Considering a career in EMS medicine and medical direction?
The #UWashEMS Fellowship is currently accepting applications for the 2020-21 academic year.
More details —> em.uw.edu/education/ems-fell…
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So impressed everyday by the dedication and skill of our EMS providers. A critical link in the chain of trauma survival Thank you for your service! @SeattleFire @AirliftNW @KingCoMedicOne @BvueFD @LifeFlightNtwrk @MedicOneFndn @EastsideFire @bainbridgefire @ShorelineFire
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Flight nurse Kathy Pace taught at the skills lab last Friday at the West Region EMS & Trauma Care Council Conference in Ocean Shores, WA.
#EMS #SavingLivesTogether
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So cool! We are thrilled to be a part of this amazing team, and offer such life-saving care. #EMS #SavingLivesTogether
Practice makes perfect. Awesome #ECMO transport simulation today with @AirliftNW @UWMedicine @harborviewmc Such an amazing group of professionals ready to make sure the #wwami region gets the care they need. @bulgercot @MatthewPlourde5 @JenelleBadulak @spmandell #lovemyjob
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Flight Nurse Angela German administers plasma to a patient on Airlift 7 out of Yakima.
We provide two units of blood and two units of plasma on all our aircraft. Their use has been proven to increase survival rates.
Thanks to our partners @harborviewmc & @Bloodworks #HEMS #EMS
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Safety, of our patients, pilots, and nurses, is our top priority.
We train continuously to make sure we are as prepared as possible and to reduce risk on all our flights.
Here are some photos from a recent training in Juneau, Alaska. #EMS
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We believe all people deserve the highest quality critcal care, no matter where they live.
It's an honor to serve the communities of Southeast Alaska and the Pacfic Northwest.
Read more from @800KINY: bit.ly/2OSB2UC
@UWMedicine #EMS
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Our Juneau-based @PilatusAircraft PC-12 on a flight in Skagway, Alaska.
This aircraft cruises at 330 MPH, and can land at most rural airfields.
It's a workhorse of a flying ICU, complete with a hydraulic crane. With its Swiss design, it's also got some style.
#EMS @alatimer13







































