CRITICAL LEVELS - THE PODCAST -
“Critical Levels” is a new 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.
Happy listening!
Episode 14 – Bruises, Breaks & Burns: Child & Youth Maltreatment – Dr Michelle Ward
Unlike any other health care professionals, paramedics have the unique opportunity in entering the homes of some of their patients. With this comes a certain responsibility and obligation to report any indications of risk, especially with pediatric populations. With pediatric populations sometimes it is difficult to determine what injuries can be caused by normal childhood behaviour, accidents, or child maltreatment.
NEW EPISODE! Tune in on our conversation with @LavergneNatalie as we discuss critical care paramedicine, and the role of @Ornge, the Ontario air ambulance provider http://traffic.libsyn.com/criticallevels/Critical_Care_Paramedicine_and_ORNGE_with_Natalie_Lavergne.mp3?dest-id=1667939
Coming this Tuesday AM at 10 AM EST!
Curious what @LavergneNatalie and her amazing colleagues at @Ornge do? Tune in soon and find out!
Never listened to this podcast before but that’s about to change! @LavergneNatalie is an awesome clinician and educator who works for @Ornge, a well established, paramedic-led critical care service. This will be a great listen
#FOAMed #paramedics https://twitter.com/criticalevels/status/1420047492528361476
Curious what @LavergneNatalie and her amazing colleagues at @Ornge do? Tune in soon and find out!
Curious what @LavergneNatalie and her amazing colleagues at @Ornge do? Tune in soon and find out!
@CSim93 @IanR_Drennan (or it might’ve been @ThatJonLee, either are great experts here) covered the literature in this area really well in his interview w/ @criticalevels.
Don’t scoop and run.
