Episode #37
Happy EMS Week and 2026 Protocols
May 20, 202658 min
Happy EMS Week! In this episode, Dr. Chizmar and Captain Tipton go over the July 1 protocol changes in detail.
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Hosted by Montgomery County EMIHS · health · EN · 34 episodes
We explore hot topics centered on prehospital care of the critically ill and traumatically injured.
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Episode #37
Happy EMS Week! In this episode, Dr. Chizmar and Captain Tipton go over the July 1 protocol changes in detail.
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Dr. Chizmar and Lt. Tipton go over the July 1 protocol changes in detail
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<p>Written by Eric Jaeger, JD, NRP, EMS IC, July 2024</p><p>AP News and PBS Frontline Lethal Restraint Reporting</p><p>Over the last several months, the AP News and PBS Frontline have published a series of stories, linked below, on death in custody and the role of EMS sedation. In a multi-year investigation, they uncovered over 1000 deaths across the United States due to lethal restraint involving police and, in some cases, EMS. Chemical sedation by EMS was involved in nearly 100 of these deaths. I encourage you to review these stories; they demonstrate increasing attention on this issue by...
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<p>For more on this topic check out Dr. Jeff Nusbaum’s talk here.</p>
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