If you listened to the weekly Thursday morning (0800 EST) Joint Trauma Service CME presentation by LTC Jeremy Pamplin on 8 June 2017, the subject was this Analgesia and Sedation Clinical Practice Guideline (CPG) for Medics and Providers in austere environments. Welcome. The United States Army Institute of Research(USAISR) and the Joint Trauma System joined up with us and
Pre-deployment checklists, cheat sheets and other resources now updated! Everything I am posting below could help anyone who finds themselves in over their heads Continue reading “Deploying Soon? Click Here”
Tactical Trauma Casualty Care(TCCC) and Prolonged Field Care can be heavy on the medication administration, but during training we can’t really give our real role player patients or even our mannequins a bunch of narcotics and other controlled substances, so it’s often verbalized in training. Not training on the medication they carry downrange, far from providers, can lead to improper Continue reading “How to make labels to practice Medication administration:”
Our case discussions are provided to get you, the medic or provider, to think about treatment and logistical issues. The following case is a ‘simple’ scenario constructed to get you thinking about long term pain control
