NCCP – Medical (Concord)
Richard M. Flynn Training Facility 98 Smokey Bear Blvd, Concord, NHThis class will cover subtopics as designated under the 2016 NREMT NCCP Medical section for recertifying providers.
This class will cover subtopics as designated under the 2016 NREMT NCCP Medical section for recertifying providers.
This course will cover emergent and non-emergent care of the obstetrical and neonatal population.
These articles examine family presence during resuscitation from a practical and ethical standpoint. EMS providers have the unique privilege of treating patients in their home which often means we interact with family and close friends. With that being said, we receive little to no training in managing by standards, bereavement, and the practice of incorporating family into patient care. At the conclusion of this discussion, providers should have interrogated their own beliefs and practices regarding family presence during resuscitation, identify strategies for managing by standards on the next cardiac arrest, and consider the ethical impact of allowing or disallowing family presence.
This course will define natural, semi synthetic, and synthetic descriptors as it relates to drugs. It will describe the pathophysiology between ecstasy and bath salt overdose as well as signs and symptoms of excited delirium. Treatment options for this patient population will be discussed.
What started out like many other cases of domestic violence ended up being a life changing look into what victims face at the hand of their abusers on a regular basis. After a report of a domestic dispute, police and emergency medical responders arrived at the home of a frantic female who reported multiple strangulations. She had no visible injuries, which left responders questioning- could this be true? After a brief investigation, this case diverged from the typical when detectives realized that the entire 24-hour nightmare was captured on video. This video changed the way police officers, medical staff, advocates, prosecutors and judges view reports of domestic violence. While we have all read and heard many statements about this type of conduct: seeing it unfold, raw and real, is chilling. And, it highlights just how easily someone can strangle their partner to the point of unconsciousness without leaving a mark. This presentation will not only give you a direct window into a domestic assault but also explore the impact the actions of first responders can have on a victim. Please be aware that participants will be viewing graphic imaging and language. Due to the nature of this case study this will be offered in person only.
This course will define natural, semi synthetic, and synthetic descriptors as it relates to drugs. It will describe the pathophysiology between ecstasy and bath salt overdose as well as signs and symptoms of excited delirium. Treatment options for this patient population will be discussed. REMOTE ONLY