Pre-Hospital Links - feel free to add your own!

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Association of Air Medical Services
http://www.aams.org//AM/Template.cfm?Section=Home

American College of Prehospital Medicine
http://www.mhf.net/university/degrees/acpm.htm

EMSResponder.com
http://www.emsresponder.com/

Journal of Emergency Medical Services
http://www.jems.com/

MERGINET - The Ultimate EMS Resource
http://www.merginet.com/

National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians
http://www.naemt.org/

National Association of EMS Educators
http://www.naemse.org/

National Association for Search & Rescue
http://www.nasar.org/nasar/

National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT)
http://www.nremt.org/about/nremt_news.asp

Feel free to add to this list by posting a reply in this thread.

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[Glorified]

http://www.emtb.com - good study materials for EMT-B's

http://www.emtlife.com - forum dedicated to EMS

http://forums.firehouse.com - has an EMS section

 

[Boots89]

http://www.tulsalifeflight.com

 

[leviathan]

FieldMedics - Great site with a discussion board for EMS w/ some educated + bright minds.
http://www.fieldmedics.com

 

[docB]

National Assoc. of EMS Physicians

http://www.naemsp.org/

 

[emttim]

Ghettomedic

http://www.ghettomedic.com

Forum for EMS providers with a sick sense of humor.

 

[Unlimited415]

I would recommend these above all others as far as educational value and professionalism.

*** http://www.emtcity.com ***

http://www.fieldmedics.com

 

[MacBook]

www.collegeofparamedics.org

 

[MacBook]

ah EMTCITY.com

You a regular there? I'm one of the mods

 

[ChristopherHarp]

hi,


I would recommend these above all others as far as educational value and professionalism.

 

[stressluver]

http://www.PassMedics.com -- supposed to be the best paramedic review out there for national registry and state exams. I used it, and definitely helped me pass.

 

[Wilderness1]

EMTCity is by far the best.

Hi imac.

 

[Medic1986]

PERCOM offers online EMT courses, online EMT Intermediate/Advanced courses and online Paramedic courses. Very easy and flexible people to deal with.

 

[thegreypilgrim]

Bachelor's Degree Programs in EMS

http://www.jems.com/resources/directory/Bachelors_Degree_Programs.html

 

[malkboy]

CE videos for BioTel systems
http://www.utsw.ws/

CE videos for REMO systems
http://ems.aanet.org/ems1.shtml

Critical Care Tutorials
http://www.ccmtutorials.com/

Heart Sounds
http://www.blaufuss.org/

IABP
http://www.datascope.com/ca/flash/iabp_theory_program/theory_program.html

 

[EMS5]

www.paramedictv.com

Has some interesting videos (comedy, educational, new stuff, etc). I particularly enjoy the paramedic chronicles.

 

[austintr]

At the risk of beating a dead thread, I would recommend a few more sites (blogs):
www.ems12lead.com - Great resource for ECG interpretation, interesting case studies, from basic to advanced
www.millhillavecommand.BlogSpot.com - Operated by an emergency physician in Connecticut (I think), plenty of case studies and real patient cases as handled by EMS providers and ED providers. Also, quite humorous and insightful reviews of studies, practices, etc. Dr. Walsh has a good "started from the bottom" story and seems very knowledgeable.
www.hqmeded-ecg.blogspot.com - Last but not least, Dr. Smith's ECG blog is incredibly good, as he touches on everything from basic cardiology and ECG interpretation, all the way up to terribly complex concepts (above the realm of EMS).

In addition to these, LifeInTheFastLane is a great resource, and for those interested in cardiology, Dr. Amal Mattu has a great blog with lots of informational videos and whatnot.

 

[RoadNurse33]

How is EmCrit not up here?