Elevating EMS Education: A Night of Learning with IPS and RESQRS

Josh and Sanford lecturing at Hookstown VFD

Introduction

On the evening of August 31st, Innovative Public Safety (IPS) and RESQRS collaborated to host an enriching EMS continuing education event at the Hookstown fire department. The event aimed to equip EMS professionals with the latest knowledge and skills, covering a range of topics from EMS case reviews to hands-on practice with the LUCAS CPR device.

Event Highlights

EMS Case Reviews

Sanford Littwin and Joshua Worth from IPS led an insightful session on EMS case reviews. The discussion revolved around best practices, common mistakes, and innovative solutions that can be applied in real-world scenarios.

ALS Assistance for BLS Providers

The event also featured a segment on Advanced Life Support (ALS) assistance for Basic Life Support (BLS) providers. The instructors shared valuable tips and techniques that can be easily integrated into daily EMS operations.

Hands-On with LUCAS CPR Device

The evening concluded with hands-on practice using the LUCAS CPR device. This session allowed participants to familiarize themselves with the device's functionalities, enhancing their CPR delivery skills.

Meet the Instructors

Joshua Worth: A Leader in Prehospital Operations

Joshua Worth brings over 14 years of public safety experience to the table. With a focus on clinical data collection for data analysis and CQI, Josh has been instrumental in improving EMS care throughout his career. He is currently pursuing a Master of Professional Studies in Homeland Security from George Washington University.

Dr. Sanford Littwin: A fresh perspective for Prehospital Medicine

Dr. Sanford Littwin is a seasoned anesthesiologist with over 20 years of clinical experience. At IPS, he has been instrumental in developing the Medical Direction Services division. Dr. Littwin is committed to providing the highest quality medical direction to meet the prehospital care needs of the region and state.

Conclusion

The EMS continuing education event was a resounding success, thanks to the collaboration between IPS and RESQRS and the expertise of the instructors. It served as a valuable platform for EMS professionals to update their skills and knowledge, thereby elevating the standard of prehospital care.

For more information about the instructors and upcoming events, visit IPS.

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