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Despite the best efforts of EMS providers, gaps persist – learn what goes into them and what you can do about them.
The Monroe Fire Department’s Continuous Quality Improvement Plan provides an effective tool for evaluating and improving the quality of prehospital care
The simple yet powerful Model for Improvement holds the key to making real changes to an EMS organization
Takeaways from the 90-plus posters on display at this year’s National Association of EMS Physicians annual meeting
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How do medical directors and educators support EMS clinicians in developing practices that improve the diagnostic process?
How to streamline documentation and maximize data quality – while meeting your reporting standards and keeping crews happy
How my first agency took a young, under-confident, naïve paramedic and made me a clinician
Coaching, not chastisement, is one key to improving performance
What to monitor, how to track it and how to make meaningful improvements
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Education models, quality control, culture hurdles and British tacos with Antevy and Bouthillet
In this episode, co-host Kelly Grayson is joined by guest host EMS1 columnist Rob Lawrence to discuss the development of quality metrics
How to develop and systematically use a quality review process to improve patient safety
A framework to quality improvement initiatives to solve your safety challenges
Mentorship comes full circle for EMS leader Mike Taigman, in collaborations in quality improvement and advancing EMS
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