Sickle Cell Best Practices
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There is increasing evidence regarding Sickle Cell Disease and proper treatment. In June 2018/ the National Model EMS Clinical Guidelines 2.1 added Sickle Cell as a stand-alone protocol to address the changes in management. Does your system know about the changes? Should your system consider a Sickle Cell Protocol? In this presentation, we will review the pathophysiology of Sickle Cell Disease, discuss the evidence-based approach and best practice. You will also receive access to a training scenario and grading rubric that you can take back to your crew for practice.
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Started EMS in 2003 and became an ALS provider in 2005 as an EMT-Enhanced. Volunteered with Charlottesville Albemarle Rescue Squad (CARS) and achieved life member status. Currently a captain in Prince William County DFR with over 17 years. Was the lead instructor for EMT and the paramedic class for over 5 years. Former paramedic and EMT program director for over 4 years. Completed a Bachelors in EMS at EKU. Complete a Maters in Public Health with a concentration in epidemiology at the UAB.
Started EMS in 2003 and became an ALS provider in 2005 as an EMT-Enhanced. Volunteered with Charlottesville Albemarle Rescue Squad (CARS) and achieved life member status. Currently a captain in Prince William County DFR with over 17 years. Was the lead instructor for EMT and the paramedic class for over 5 years. Former paramedic and EMT program director for over 4 years. Completed a Bachelors in EMS at EKU. Complete a Maters in Public Health with a concentration in epidemiology at the UAB.