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This is how the groundswell begins. For change to happen in healthcare, it will take the masses to push for change. Sometimes there are leaders among us who are brave enough to speak up on issues they see affecting the people on the ground (patients, caregivers, healthcare pro's...) to shed light on issues that often go neglected. I am grateful to Halle Tecco, MPH, MBA who consistently speaks up when things don't make sense or things go unnoticed. People like her lead the change. Today she shed light on a topic a think about a lot: needle phobia. Most human being do not like needles and there are real consequences. People with severe needle phobia die sooner because naturally they avoid healthcare... because virtually every medical procedure begins with needles. Let us finally face this reality that affects us all and talk about it. Needle fear is nothing to be ashamed of. It is only human to dislike and avoid a sharp metal object wielded by a stranger. What if we validated these feelings? And offered compassion, understanding, and SOLUTIONS? This is Thimble. Let's do something about it together. If you'd like to see more empathy for your loved ones, yourself, or your patients when it comes to needles, share you why here. With your voice, we will create a new standard of care for needle procedures. #stickwithcompassion

Air medical transport plays a crucial role in saving lives and ensuring equitable access to healthcare in remote communities. Read our latest article to learn about the different types of air medical transport and how they are managed. ✈ 🏥

Wrapping up an 18+ hour travel day that should have been 6ish. I take it in stride as flight operation teams have a goal to keep us safe…. and I’m ok with that. I’m happy to be sitting in a metal tube moving 500mph+, texting my family, and surfing the internet. The reality of our today is grand…. I realized that Global Medical Response 911 Nurse Navigation has navigated over 20k patients YTD, a new record this early in the year. With multiple large ongoing new implementations occurring simultaneously across the country… our team is booked for the summer. My goal for our superstar team is to break 60k patients this year. A new record…. 10k+ of those never touched an ER this year, yet was destined to under ‘old models’. They got the right care, at the right time, at the right price. That is at least $25,000,000 saved in health care dollars and May isn’t finished…. That is 10,000+ saved EMS responses. That is more EMS providers having time to get to a cardiac arrest or gunshot quicker, or maybe have their lunch without interruption… Imagine this at full scale…..👀

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What a great call out! Love that this course exists and 100% agree this should also exist for fears within medicine. I had to go check it and learn more https://lnkd.in/gQ8Ue4_q they even have classes tailored for adults, teens and children. Medicine learned from the airline industry with time outs and safety, can we do the same here?! From their website: "Our primary course is divided into morning (technical) and afternoon (psychological) sessions before we take a short flight aboard a BA jet (normally used on our short haul network) accompanied by our team of pilots, cabin crew and psychologists along with the normal operating BA pilots and cabin crew. During the flight, an extra pilot on the flight deck gives a running commentary explaining the various phases of the flight and just what is happening." Now for medicine: Our primary course is divided into morning (technical) and afternoon (psychological) sessions before they have a vaccination that they are due for (classes can occur in the fall for flu shots) accompanied by our team of doctors, nurses and psychologists. During the vaccination, an extra doctor or nurse will be present gives a running commentary explaining the various phases of the preparation and injection. Could maybe even do it with a colonoscopy scheduled at the end!

✈️ 🕣What do long flights do to our bodies? Here are some experts’ answers on how your body might react to long flight times and what you can do to mitigate discomfort: https://lnkd.in/eTyAwyph via National Geographic. #BusinessTravel #TravelerWellbeing

A decision by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to add three antidepressants to its list of conditionally-approved medications for pilots has sparked renewed discussion about mental health in aviation and regulators’ stance on medical fitness. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gAaeZUb9 #FederalAviationAdministration #antidepressants #pilot #pilotlife #mentalhealth #mentalhealthsupport #aviation #aviationindustry #avgeeks #mentalhealthmedication #medicalfitness

✈️ 🕣What do long flights do to our bodies? Here are some experts’ answers on how your body might react to long flight times and what you can do to mitigate discomfort: https://ow.ly/NCSu50Rr1xl via National Geographic. #BusinessTravel #TravelerWellbeing

Brilliant way to keep updated with the best practices re aspiration and anaesthesia. Really interesting topics delivered by experts in the field Difficult Airway Society