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EMS workers are facing a growing threat: violence. From physical assaults to verbal abuse, these frontline clinicians are increasingly at risk. In this episode of the Registry Insider Podcast, we dive into the shocking reality of violence in EMS. Hear from researchers investigating these issues and explore strategies to mitigate this concerning trend. Learn how de-escalation techniques and more training can help protect our EMS workers.
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In this episode of The Registry Insider, we explore the importance of preceptors in shaping the future of EMS. The Preceptor Project, a collaboration between the Idea Task Force and Prodigy EMS, aims to improve the preceptor experience and create a more inclusive environment for new EMS professionals. Through a series of short videos, the project shares real-life stories of preceptors and learners, highlighting the impact of mentorship and belonging on success in the field. Discover how these resources can help you enhance your preceptor training and foster a more welcoming culture within your EMS organization.
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In this episode of The Registry Insider, titled Simulation in EMS, host Bill Seifarth, CEO of the National Registry, discusses the evolving role of simulation in EMS education. Recorded live at the National Association of EMS Educators Symposium, the episode features Dr. Andrew Spain and Tim Whitaker from the Society for Simulation in Healthcare. The conversation highlights the importance of simulation as a critical educational methodology, addressing its application across various healthcare fields, including EMS. The guests delve into challenges, best practices, and available resources, such as certification programs and educational guidelines, aimed at improving patient safety and enhancing the competency of EMS providers through simulation-based learning.
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In Episode 19 of The Register Insider podcast, Bill Seifarth, CEO of the National Registry of EMTs, interviews Dr. Christian Martingale, President of the Prehospital Guidelines Consortium (PGC) and Associate Professor at the University of Pittsburgh. They discuss the PGC's mission of developing and promoting evidence-based guidelines for EMS, born out of a national effort to advance EMS science. Dr. Martingale explains the systematic reviews and professional reading lists that PGC provides, free of charge, to help EMS personnel stay current on best practices in clinical care and operations. They highlight key updates for 2024, including new guidelines on pain management, cardiovascular resuscitation, and trauma triage, emphasizing the importance of implementing this research in everyday EMS education and practice.
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In this week’s Registry Insider podcast, host Bill Seifarth, CEO of the National Registry of EMTs, is joined by Jay Scott from the Commission for Accreditation of Pre-Hospital Continuing Education (CAPCE). Together, they discuss the role of CAPCE in ensuring that EMS practitioners receive high-quality, innovative, and evidence-based continuing education. Jay explains the course and organizational accreditation processes, which help maintain relevant and dynamic education standards. They also highlight CAPCE's new data-sharing initiatives, including real-time course completion reporting and a newly developed mobile app that simplifies record-keeping for EMS clinicians. The episode emphasizes the importance of evolving EMS education to meet the rapidly changing demands of the field.
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In this episode, Registry Insider host Bill Seifarth, CEO of the National Registry of EMTs, sits down with Dr. George Hatch from CoAEMSP to discuss the significance of accreditation in EMS education. They explore how accreditation has evolved since its inception in 1978, its critical role in ensuring high educational standards for paramedics, and its upcoming expansion to Advanced EMT programs. Dr. Hatch highlights the value of accreditation in protecting the public and enhancing educational quality, emphasizing the collaborative efforts between CoAEMSP and the National Registry to uphold these standards and prepare competent EMS professionals.
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In this episode of Registry Insider, host Bill Seifarth sits down with Donnie Woodyard, Executive Director of the EMS Compact, to explore the transformative impact of interstate agreements on EMS licensure. They discuss how the EMS Compact enables EMS professionals to have their licenses recognized across state lines, allowing for greater mobility and faster response times, particularly in non-emergency situations. Woodyard also highlights the Compact’s role in ensuring public protection and outlines its ambitious vision for nationwide adoption. Don’t miss this insightful conversation about the future of EMS in the U.S.
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Join Registry Insider host Bill Seifarth as he dives deep into the fascinating history of EMS in the U.S. with special guest Donnie Woodyard, EMS Compact Director and author. From the groundbreaking 1966 white paper to the formation of the National Registry of EMTs in 1970, they explore the pivotal moments that shaped emergency medical services as we know it. Discover the origins of the iconic EMS symbol and the lesser-known stories behind its evolution. Plus, get an insider’s look at Woodyard’s latest book, EMS in the United States: Fragmented Past, Future of Opportunity, as they uncover the history of EMS history and the path to what is ahead for the profession.
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In this episode of Registry Insider, Bill Seifarth, CEO and Executive Director of the National Registry of EMTs, hosts a conversation with three esteemed medical directors and board members of the National Registry: Dr. Kevin Mackey, Dr. Sylvia Owusu-Ansah, and Dr. Maia Dorsett. The discussion delves into the crucial topic of continued competency in the EMS field, exploring the roles and responsibilities of medical directors in maintaining and enhancing the skills of EMS clinicians. Each guest shares insights from their diverse experiences, highlighting the importance of regular training, innovative educational approaches, and a system-wide perspective to ensure high-quality patient care. They also discuss the challenges of keeping up with evolving medical standards and the need for a collaborative approach among medical directors, training officers, and regulatory bodies to foster a culture of continuous learning and improvement in EMS practices.
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On this week’s episode of Registry Insider, we welcome Michael Kaduce from the National Association of EMTs. We learn more about the NAEMT, their mission, advocacy for EMS clinicians and the EMS profession, and the education they provide for the industry. You can check them out at NAEMT.org and remember NAEMT’s upcoming annual meeting, September 9-13 in Las Vegas.
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In this week’s episode of Registry Insider, host Bill Seifarth, CEO and Executive Director of the National Registry of EMTs, interviews Dr. Braxton Morrison, a National Registry board member and paramedic, with a PhD in crisis intervention and traumatic stress. Dr. Morrison shares his personal journey from military service to EMS, highlighting the pressing need for crisis intervention and culturally competent mental health support for EMS professionals. They discuss the unique challenges EMS workers face, often without adequate resources or support, and advocate for increased research, stigma reduction, and the development of peer support systems. This conversation aims to raise awareness and inspire action to better support EMS professionals nationwide.
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In this episode of Registry Insider, Bill Seifarth, CEO and Executive Director of the National Registry of EMTs, sits down with Dr. Paul Rosenberger to discuss the exam development life cycle at the National Registry. The conversation covers the seven-step process, including practice analysis, job task identification, item writing and review, pilot testing, and standard setting. Dr. Rosenberger emphasizes the involvement of subject matter experts (SMEs) from the EMS community, ensuring the exams reflect real-world practice and are fair and representative across various demographics and regions. The episode also highlights opportunities for EMS clinicians, educators, and medical directors to participate in exam development activities, contributing to the integrity and accuracy of the certification process. For those interested in volunteering, further information can be found at volunteer.nremt.org.
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National Registry CEO & Executive Director Bill Seifarth speaks with Dr. Bill Young (Director of Emergency Medical Care at Eastern Kentucky University), Bryan Ericson (Director – EMS Program at Tarrant County College), and the National Registry’s Paul Rosenberger. The panel discusses the challenges facing EMS educators and education programs. Additionally, the panel discusses possible solutions or responses to those challenges and problems.
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National Registry CEO & Executive Director Bill Seifarth speaks with Dr. Bill Young (Director of Emergency Medical Care at Eastern Kentucky University), Bryan Ericson (Director – EMS Program at Tarrant County College), and the National Registry’s Paul Rosenberger. The panel discusses Clinical Judgment, including what it is, why it is important in EMS, and why the National Registry assesses it on its examinations.
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This episode overviews the BLS practice analysis recently completed for EMR and EMT, as well as the impact that the analysis will have on future examinations. Joining me for this episode are Dr. Mihaiela Gugiu, Dr. Nadine McBride, and Dr. Paul Rosenberger.
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This episode discusses the future of the National Registry and the initiatives to be undertaken by the nation’s EMS certification organization. Joining me in this episode are Dr. Mike McEvoy, Dr. Scott Gilmore, and Mr. Alan Arguello.
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This episode discusses what the Longitudinal Inquiry into Fire and EMS Study (LIFE) is and what potential benefits the study will provide the EMS and fire communities as it relates to long-term health impacts caused by the EMS and fire professions. Joining me in this episode is Dr. Ash Panchal.
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This episode overviews what is the continued competency initiative and what it means for the broader EMS community. Joining me in this episode are Dr. Scott Gilmore and Dr. Kim McKenna.
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This episode discusses the current challenges facing State EMS offices in their regulatory role. Joining me in this episode are Mr. Kraig Kinney, Mr. Mike Johnson, and Mr. Steve McCoy.
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This episode overviews the role that evidence-based guidelines are playing with the National Registry’s examinations, as well as with continued competency. Joining CEO and Executive Director Bill Seifarth in this episode are Dr. Scott Gilmore and Dr. Paul Rosenberger.
More on the prehospital guidelines consortium: https://prehospitalguidelines.org/ebg-resources/ - Visa fler
