Wisconsin

EMS Podcasts

Every month, the NCRTAC produces a podcast to help EMS providers keep up with the activities of the RTAC. We know that many EMS providers cannot make it to the regular RTAC meetings but still value the work they do and the importance of their participation in the RTAC.

Each podcast starts with a review of State and regional trauma system-related news followed by a 20 or 30 minute trauma topic continuing education.




iTunes

We have submitted our updated RSS feed to iTunes for placement in their Store but in the meantime you can manually add our podcast to your iTunes by following these quick steps:
  1. Copy this link: http://www.ncrtac-wi.org/uploads/ncrtac_EMS_podcast.xml
  2. In iTunes, go to Advanced > Subscribe to Podcast
  3. Paste the link in the box that opens
  4. Click OK and you are subscribed!

Continuing Education Credits
Please note that the NCRTAC does not directly offer CEUs for the podcasts. We provide you with a CEU certificate that you may have signed by your medical director.

Podcast-safe music features "Trouble Scene" by MWD.
Podcasts ready for download

*** I know that the podcast names for the last few podcasts are bizarre. I am trying to get GoDaddy to fix it but despite numerous calls to their support I have had no luck so far. The links do work and the file will play.

Traffic Incident Management
January 2012

Guest: Dan Kontos, Chief Deputy, Portage Co Sheriff Department


Podcast

WI DOT Website

Patient Tracking Pilot
  December 2011

Guest: Dan Williams, RTAC Coordinator SCRTAC

Objectives
1. Review the need for accurate patient tracking in a multiple patient incident
2. Review the operation of the WiTrac and Patient Tracking software and hardware


Podcast


SALT Triage
 
October 2011

Guest: Dr. Brooke Lerner, Associate Professor, Medical College of Wisconsin and Core Research Staff MCOW Injury Research Center

Objectives
1. Review the development of SALT
2. Review use of the SALT protocol

Podcast

All about EMS podcasting   June 2011

Guest: Greg Friese, Director of Education, CentreLearn, EMS podcasted and educator

Podcast

Traumatic Arrest: Work 'em or not?   April 2011

Guest: Dr. Michael Curtis, Emergency Physician, Ministry Saint Michael's Hospital

Objectives
1. Identify cases where resuscitation of traumatic cardiac arrest patients should not be attempted
2. Discuss indications to terminate a traumatic cardiac arrest resuscitation

Podcast
NAEMSP Position Paper
SPFD Protocol

Trauma Registry and EMS
  March 2011

Guest: Michael Trelow, Trauma Registry Coordinator, Ministry Saint Joseph's Hospital

Objectives
1. Review what a trauma registry is
2. Discuss EMS' impact on and role in the registry

Podcast


Ambulance Service Accreditation   January 2011

Guest: Deputy Chief Scott Young, Wisconsin Rapids FD/EMS

Objectives
1. Review CAAS accreditation
2. Discuss WRFD trauma care protocols

Podcast



Revised MCI Response Guide
   December 2010

Guest: Jim Austad, WI EMS Board

Objectives
1. Review the origin and purpose of the MCI Response Guide
2. Review the use of the Guide.

Podcast         MCI Response Guide (pdf version) (MS Word version)


Newly approved Trauma Triage Protocol  
October 2010

Guest: Josh Finke, NCRTAC Out of Hospital Committee Chair

Objectives
1. Review the origin and purpose of the Trauma Traige Protocol
2. Review the use of the Protocol.

Podcast           Trauma Triage Protocol


Back in the Saddle Again   September 2010

Presenter: Michael Fraley, RTAC Coordinator

Objectives
1. Review the origin and purpose of the State Trauma System
2. Review the roles of the STAC and RTACs.

Podcast


Pelvic Fractures and Binders

Guest: Dr. Lee Faucher, Trauma Surgeon, UW Hospital, Madison

Objectives
1. Review pelvic fracture assessment
2. Review indications of pelvic binders.

Podcast
EZ-IO Drill   February 2009

Guest: Teri Campbell, RN, Clinical Specialist, Vidacare


Objectives

1. Discuss appropriate patients to be considered for intraosseous access
2. Review application of the EZ-IO

Podcast



Selective Spinal Immobilization
  October 2008

Presenter:
Michael Fraley, EMT-P, RTAC Coordinator, NCRTAC

Objectives

1. Discuss appropriate patients to be considered for selective spinal immobilization
2. Review the physical assessment required for selective spinal immobilization protocols.

Podcast


Heat Emergencies
   August 2008

Guest:
Shane Lucasburke, EMT-P, Flight Paramedic, Spirit Medical Transportation Service

Objectives

1. Discuss differences between a variety of heat emergencies
2. Explore assessment and treatment considerations for heat emergencies

Podcast

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