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Happy CRNA Week!!!! CRNAs play a vital role in increasing healthcare accessibility and maintaining patient safety across diverse medical environments. Here are a few fun facts: ⭐  Independence: Many CRNAs practice independently, especially in rural and underserved areas, where they may be the only anesthesia providers. ⭐ Diverse Practice Settings: CRNAs work in operating rooms, obstetric delivery suites, pain management clinics, and military or federal healthcare facilities. ⭐ Number of CRNAs: Over 59,000 CRNAs were practicing in the U.S. as of 2025. ⭐ Geographic Distribution: CRNAs provide nearly 50 million anesthetics annually, often as sole providers in rural counties. ⭐ CRNAs ranked # 5 in Best Health Care Jobs

Omda has completed the acquisition of Predicare, bringing their advanced triage solution, RETTS, into our portfolio. RETTS is a purpose-built decision support tool that standardises triage processes, improves communication, and ensures consistent care in emergency settings.   With proven success in the Nordics, RETTS strengthens Omda’s Emergency portfolio and marks an important step into emergency room care.   Learn more about how RETTS is making a difference: https://lnkd.in/d3fbP_v6 Daniel Poté Johan Hedensiö Sverre Flatby #omda #emergency #innovation #RETTS

It's best practice to also standardize the sequence of the transfer of care in addition to standardizing bedside report (MIST). #TraumaEducation #MetrolinaTrauma #Prehospital #SoMe4Trauma #EMS #EMT #Paramedic #EmergencyMedicine #TraumaCenter #TraumaNurse #EmergencyNurse #HEMS #FlightMedic #FlightNurse #FlightTherapist

Imagine receiving life-saving ECMO treatment right on the floor of the metro or even from a helicopter. Pre-hospital ECMO is revolutionizing emergency medicine worldwide, with teams like Dr. Yiannopoulos and Dr. Bardos using mobile ECMO vans in Minneapolis. In the Netherlands, Dennis Mirandas helicopter-based service showcases innovation by reducing arrest-to-ECMO time to just 40 minutes. As various global teams push boundaries, how do you see pre-hospital ECMO impacting emergency care in your region? Jon Marinaro is a critical care physician. SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST https://lnkd.in/ebQzzRq #PreHospitalECMO #InnovativeHealthcare #MedicalAdvancements #EmergencyMedicine #GlobalHealthcareInitiatives #ECMOTechnology #MobileMedicalUnits #HelicopterECMO #LifeSavingInterventions

There’s a big disconnect here that I think GP locums can really help with. Our experience here at NASGP is that GP partners and salaried GPs tend to secure their holiday leave often a year in advance (young kids, rota commitments, so high demand for school holidays etc). But GP locums, on whole, mostly tend to publish their live bookable sessions on our LocumDeck platform between a few weeks to a few months in advance. Those locums who publish their instantly-bookable clinical sessions up to a year in advance tend to be in the minority, but a year in advance is when the majority of practices book their cover, so are able to fill their LocumDeck calendar well in advance. For locums, we always recommend they too plan their holiday leave well in advance, and block out their LocumDeck availability for those times, so as not to get booked and then need to cancel; practices must be able to trust a locum’s commitent to providing support and cover for any practice/neighbourhood where they practise.

Sharing some sobering statistics on peri-intubation in critically ill patients from the National Library of Medicine: “In the International Observational Study to Understand the Impact and Best Practices of Airway Management in Critically Ill Patients (INTUBE), which included 2964 critically ill patients undergoing tracheal intubation, at least one major adverse peri-intubation event was observed in 45.2% of patients.” Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/d4mB8PsS Epic Airway Systems, Inc. is on a mission to disrupt the airway management industry, improving best practices and statistics when it comes to intubation. Follow us for more information on the industry and our products in development. epicairwaysystems.com #epicairwaysystems #airwaymanagement

First-pass success matters in airway science. Compared to first-attempt success, each successful attempt confers increased risk of major adverse events: 2x = 4.4x odds of major AE 3x = 7.4x odds of major AE 4x = 13.9x odds of major AE 5+x = 9.3x odds of major AE Things that define a major AE: -Esophageal intubation (delayed recognition) -Bradydysrhythmia -Tachydysrhythmia -Cardiac arrest -Hypotension -Hypoxia -Laryngospasm -Pneumothorax Thanks to @journalfeedem for the recent shout-out https://lnkd.in/dHb-Q7DZ PMID 39288499 #emergency #emergencymedicine #criticalcare #icu #erlife #iculife

2025 is starting off great for #Summacor! Honored to be invited to present the #LCAPP (Linear Cardiac Assist Pulsatile Pump) at #CRF #THT2025 #SharkTank in Boston this February! The LCAPP's key advantage in comparison to other commercial #MCS platforms is our highly efficient, #pulsatile linear pump that can #unload the left ventricle from the aorta. Thanks to some of our key advisors: Manesh Patel, MD, Marat Fudim, Barry Greenberg, Morton Kern. Video of the #LCAPP on the bench - currently 14Fr sheath, safer aortic positioning, 7L/min pulsatile flow, PV loop shows both pressure and volume (EDV) unloading for both acute and acute on chronic animal models.

🔙 Looking back at #ESOC2024! Catch up with Inna Lutsenko's insightful session report on "Management of Stroke Complications (Acute & Subacute)." Dive into the key takeaways and advancements shared at the conference. 🔗 Read the session report: https://ow.ly/ABlW50ShQZa #strokecare #stroketreatment #stroke #VoiceOfStroke #StrokeCare

As we reflect on the meeting co-chaired by THOR Network Foundation and The Allo Hope Foundation, a few things are clear. ✨ This meeting (and the extensive preparation that went in to it) provide an ideal model for establishing clinical care guidelines, with patients at the center of the discussion, and all stakeholders present at the table. ✨ Systematic reviews and original research are critical tools for understanding the breadth and strength of available evidence and filling gaps to establish evidence-based clinical care guidelines.   ✨ These groups were able to bring about incredible progress in establishing guidelines that will benefit patients receiving blood transfusions, and those with alloimmunization and HDFN. Much of the credit goes to Phil Spinella, Molly Sherwood, Bethany Weathersby, and Katie Shanahan for elevating these issues and bringing all the pieces together. It was incredible to see your dedication and expertise throughout the discussion. We are humbled to have been a part of it, and we look forward to seeing this model deployed in other areas of medicine and across our other practice areas. #PatientCentered #ClinicalCareGuidelines #SystematicReviews #ClinicalStudies #TransfusionMedicine #HDFN