One thousand people drown every day worldwide and it’s a disease of the young. @ProfMikeTipton presenting the physiological pathways to drowning. #LCAS2019
Systematic review confirms what we know: C-spine injury in drowning is rare. Efforts to immobilize impede resuscitation.
bit.ly/2qEguFx@EmergencyMedBMJ: 2 articles in Nov issue with out-dated term "near drowning".
Please see: bit.ly/2PtsRMZ#drowninglit
When applying study results, know who they studied. Recent drowning study about conventional vs compression-only CPR. 81% of patients were over 65. Very different from most other drowning studies. Results cannot be applied generally.
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HB Lifeguard Leslie Schwene at the World Conference on Drowning discussing the SALT (Surfers Awareness in Lifesaving Techniques) program developed by Huntington Beach lifeguards to teach surfers recognition, reaction and response! Well done! @HBFD_PIO@HBSLSA#wcdp2019
We want to share with you over the next couple of weeks an incredibly powerful 7 part presentation by Justin Sempsrott, which will change the way you think about drowning and drowning prevention. Part 1 deals with fatal and non-fatal drowning youtu.be/gkJTD9yrOvg#wcdp2019
Great AM lecture session at the @UFHealthJax / Mayo EMS conference. Talks on anticoagulants, stroke, cardiac arrest, TBI. On to the sim center. @DrBYork@UFJaxTrauma @JFRDJAX
Spot on evidence-based episode. No surprise given help from @drpaddymorgan. We updated the terminology data they discussed in 2015 and found 32% of lit still using outdated terms. Improvement, but a ways to go. Thanks @TheResusRoom
What do you know about non-fatal drowning? Check out this great chat with our Medical Advisor Dr. Sempsrott on the signs and how to act should your child or someone you know aspirate water, and need further medical care. #watersafetymonth#notoutofthewater#drowningprevention