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Hey, Kudos to the efforts🙌! I'm not really sure if it is the best time to ask but, I was wondering if I could help you create a better distribution by working on post-production like better storytelling through Edits, Keywords, think catchy intros and outros, or even some engaging short clips! Would love to chat if you're interested and keep creating good content:)

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Fantastic presentation

Do you think the pass percentage for the New Paramedic cognitive exam will increase? I think it will but time will tell.

Great video. Thank you.

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Is human trafficking a crime. If it's a crime, how can a person be arrested by law enforcement officers anywhere in the United States. That's what needs to be explained. How can human traffickers be arrested.

Excellent information!

Nothing, it want yield you any return on your investment. I have a an associates in paramedicine same opportunity is a paramedic without a degree. Get a BSN in nursing it’s a money grab.

AnGoff is always fun

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Great explanation!

EMS student from UAE thank you for this amazing lecture 👍🏻

I have an associates in paramedicine, what would I need to do to complete the BS program?

I’m enrolled in Eastern Kentucky Universities online B.S in Emergency Medical Care - Emergency Services Administration. Very excited.

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Watching in 2023 and it baffles me that there's not more people following or liking this video. Physical child abuse for some reason, unbeknownst to me, is not addressed in the UA-cam world. As a psychology major and also a victim of childhood physical abuse by my mom (r.i.p to her) I find it very disturbing that physical child abuse doesn't have more of a platform on UA-cam videos or feedback virtually.

Great info. I'm not a big fan of the gentleman constantly saying listen, listen to me etc. I get he is passionate about this subject. As an educator, I find it a bit aggressive and patronizing. We ARE listening or we wouldn't be watching the video.

Thank you for sharing

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Great webinar👌

Thank you for making this presentation. You are helping to make real change.

My name is Tia’s I live in Minnesota I do not have a trach but my great grandma used to have a trach she is now passed on passed away but I know many children that have had trachs and that currently have trachs I think all hospitals and EMS paramedics EMTs should know how to handle tracheostomies in children and adults I need to put it out there like this but I think it’s a shame that they don’t know how to handle tracheostomies my question is why wouldn’t you know how to handle tracheostomies and why shouldn’t say that should be put in paramedic school maybe that really should be just to throw that out there again Tia’s from Minnesota if anybody could comment and let me know what they think of this I’m blind so thanks I remember when my great grandma had a trach when she would breathe and need to be suction I always feel scared because I didn’t know she was dying because all I heard was that you know the stuff that needed to be suction out of her gurgling back-and-forth and her trach and I just never understood why the nurses weren’t coming to suction right away and it just always kind of scared me confuse me but now as I’m older I know that OK that’s normal just means that they need to be suction I’m grateful that this program is at one hospital I hope it except I think it should expand all hospitals

Thanks just show a new guard

Hey everyone, also do check out on how you can integrate a QR Code on your system programmatically and generate a QR Code in real-time: ua-cam.com/video/KFipoXivt54/v-deo.html

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Is any one doing research into prehospital mitochondrial resuscitation?

Just my opinion, she makes a good point. Back when I was in paramedic school you could bet all scenario either the pt coded or it was a stupidly simple. I feel that I would have been better prepared for the street with more " middle of the road" that required clinical thinking. I understood, at that time, half of paramedic school was "paying your dues" and stressing to the limit( which the stressors has a place). Thankfully, >90% of all calls we're running there is no danger of coding but do require clinical thinking. Making sims realistic, while they can go horribly wrong and there needs some preparedness for that, there needs preparedness for what we actually do as well.

"how cool it was to smell a GI bleed" i'd be afraid to meet that person lol

I love the video so much Dad=hart

Hi Dad I love the video

Thank you Dennis, Paul, and NAEMSE. I always learn something from the webinars. I appreciate you all taking the time to do them.

So glad I found this. The clear explanation and real life example of the model’s impact are awesome!

LOVE IT. It's all about skill quality versus skill quantity in a trauma-rich environment.

Awesome information, thank you!

We shouldn't shit on the nurse who was just following protocol. She gets in trouble if she doesn't follow the rules. There's a million other places that guy could have weighed himself. Go to frickin walmart and weigh yourself on the hundreds of scales they have there. They also don't charge $1,000 for walking through the door. I see that as a failure on the EMTs, not that nurse.

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Very helpful presentation, well done, thank you

A great presentation on an old 50s model still in use today (watched more than once). Albeit, it got me thinking more about Maslow… like the motivating need for someone to engage in the training… but I’m sure motivating factors are different when lives depend on the training, you know? Anyway, thanks for posting and thanks for your service… good luck and take care.

Bravo to you all for sharing the newly branded Healthcare Simulation Standards of Best Practice! Well done! Margie Molloy, DNP, RN, CNE, CHSE

Thank you so much I can't believe I did not register for the class video time today.. I'm very excited that I was notified. A very important topic as mental health continues to grow almost beyond comprehension.

So what would an emphasis on criminal justice get you? And what else could you do with a minor in it? An Operational medic for different agencies would be a title you can get right? Like the FBI or the ATF or at least try to work up to that in maybe forensics like the nurses can do or on swat or hazard response

Anybody know where I can find part 2 to this? This was a great session