The Journal of Emergency Medical Services (JEMS) has a great supplement for download on their website. Called "State of the Science 2009," the 32-page insert has great articles on CPR, the changing roles of MS, lasix, and beta-blockers, the wide spread use of field 12-leads, research into hypothermic induction in a cardiac arrest, and other topics. You can find it on the JEMS website here. Look for the Download This Supplement link near the bottom of the page.
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That was a pretty awesome insert. Admittedly it makes me want to work in one of the systems that does TH and intranasal meds and all that, but it's still pretty awesome. I think all the changes in EMS that are evidence-based are really exciting.
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