
Episode #42
The Triple Threat!
<p>The triple threat!</p><p>The EMS Show, EMS Avenger and the EMS Lighthouse Project Podcast assembled in Southern Oregon to share our experiences from the State of Jefferson EMS conference and talk a little shop.</p>

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Episode #42
<p>The triple threat!</p><p>The EMS Show, EMS Avenger and the EMS Lighthouse Project Podcast assembled in Southern Oregon to share our experiences from the State of Jefferson EMS conference and talk a little shop.</p>

Episode #41
<p>Well, it's January, and you know what that means. Our annual Protocol update podcast. We are finally joined by David Dennis, a medical services officer with Tualatain Valley Fire and Rescue, who has been instrumental in ensuring we have a great document, wrangling EMS docs and giving our crews great guidelines. Oh, he is also an author. Check out his book "Runner" on Amazon at the link below! Way to go Dave!</p> <p>https://a.co/d/0BIEdt7</p>

Episode #2
<p>Mike and Ritu are back at it, catching up on life and digging into some of the recent AHA updates. No scripts, no slides — just a real conversation about what's new, what matters, and how it all plays out in the field. Grab a coffee (or whatever you roll with) and hang out with us for a bit. </p> <p>AHA Update: https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIR.0000000000001360</p> <p> </p>

Episode #39
<p>After a brief hiatus, The EMS Show is back in action! In this episode, hosts Mike and Ritu welcome listeners back and catch up on all things EMS and beyond. We kick things off with a quick high-octane review of F1: The Movie, Then, we shift gears into clinical talk with a breakdown of our newly updated hyperthermia protocol. From recognition to treatment strategies in the field, we'll explain what's changed, why it matters, and how to keep your patients (and yourself) cool under pressure.</p> <p>It's EMS, entertainment, and education—back where it belongs. Let's go!</p>

Episode #38
<p>In this episode of The EMS Show, Dr. Hayden Smith joins us to discuss the recent resurgence of measles cases, particularly focusing on the outbreak in Texas that has affected over 150 individuals and resulted in the tragic death of a child. Dr. Smith delves into the factors contributing to this uptick, including declining vaccination rates and public health challenges. He also addresses the implications for EMS professionals, offering insights into recognizing symptoms, implementing safety protocols, and effectively managing potential cases in the field. This conversation is essential for EMS providers as well as friends and families seeking to stay...
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