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“Critical Levels” is a podcast dedicated to having critical conversations in paramedicine created for paramedics, by paramedics, with a Canadian and local bias.
The opinions and discussion within the podcast are meant as educational material for paramedics, and it is not meant to establish a standard of care – please do not deviate from your local medical directives.
We hope to release monthly episodes, but we are in this together – please reach out with ideas for guests and topics.
In addition to the podcast, which will be availiable across all podcast platforms, this website serves as a central location for episode summaries and resources.
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Episode 27 – Pediatric Pain | Dr Samina Ali
Pain is a condition that we often see in the prehospital world, yet for a variety of reasons, we’re bad at treating it.
On today’s episode with pain expert Dr. Samina Ali, we go through what pain is, pain assessment, barriers to providing analgesia, and then discuss how we actually treat pain, using both non-pharmacologic and pharmacologic interventions
#FlashbackFriday to when @shatchernz was interviewed on the @criticalevels podcasts about first responder mental health. Check out the episode here: https://criticallevels.ca/2022/09/08/episode26/
Was some awesome stuff - thanks for taking the time to chat about it! Episode dropping this month 🙂 Paramedics won't want to miss this one!
Great morning speaking to Zack cantor @criticalevels podcast about the amazing work of @Peel_Paramedics @HaltonMedics207 @TorontoMedics @simcoecountyPS @OttawaParamedic @MLPS911 and the #DOSEVF RCT. A true pleasure.
Our December episode will be breaking down the landmark DOSE VF study with @DrCheskes.
What do you want to know? What questions do you have?
Defibrillation Strategies for Refractory Ventricular Fibrillation | NEJM
Original Article from The New England Journal of Medicine — Defibrillation Strategies for Refractory Ventricular Fibrillation
www.nejm.org
Unfortunately, medics are now seeing way more pediatric patients than ever. For those looking for a refresher, we have plenty of relevant peds content. Namely:
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