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STEMI, Stroke, Sepsis and ROSC: A Decade for EMS Systems of Care

By Mic Gunderson | December 20, 2019

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Overcrowded EDs Shown to Increase Time-to-Treatment for Sepsis Patients [New Research]

By Hannah Ostrem | January 9, 2019

According to a recent study published in Annals of Emergency Medicine, emergency department (ED) overcrowding significantly increases the amount of time sepsis patients...

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How to Use Checklists to Counter the Effects of Fatigue and Improve Patient Care

By Team Pulsara | September 11, 2018

EDITOR'S NOTE: The following content originally appeared on EMS1.com. Special thanks to our guest author, Tim Nowak for EMS1 BrandFocus. Tim is the founder and CEO of...

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How One EMS System is Working to Improve Care Systems in Time-Sensitive Emergencies

By Hannah Ostrem | January 5, 2017

When the concept for EMS was born nearly 50 years ago, it was meant to be an integrated part of a smooth system of care beginning with the call to EMS dispatch and...

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WFBH Uses Code Sepsis Initiative to Reduce Mortality Index by More Than Half

By Hannah Ostrem | October 27, 2016

Though Pulsara was created to streamline acute care coordination and improve outcomes, it is key to remember that the Pulsara application is not a "magic bullet."...

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Change is Here to Stay: What That Means for Healthcare and the Beloved Pager.

By Shane Elmore, RN | October 18, 2016

When it comes to communication in healthcare, do you ever feel like you're playing a game of "telephone?"

One of the most challenging aspects of living in the...

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Lactate and Sepsis: 10 things you need to know to save lives

By Hannah Ostrem | September 30, 2016

EDITOR'S NOTE: The following content originally appeared on EMS1.com as paid content sponsored by Pulsara. Special thanks to our guest blogger, Drew Rinella for EMS1...

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The Broken Radio Report and What We Can Learn from "Emergency!"

By Shane Elmore, RN | August 9, 2016

Just for grins and giggles, I signed in to Netflix recently and watched a few episodes of the medical drama from the 70's, "Emergency!" I'm a little young to remember the...

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Geographic Information Systems in Healthcare: A Crucial Intersection

By Hannah Ostrem | July 19, 2016

Geographic Information System (GIS) software has long been employed by public health agencies to assess the health of populations in various locations. But now, healthcare...

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Topics:

STEMI, Stroke, Sepsis and ROSC: A Decade for EMS Systems of Care

Overcrowded EDs Shown to Increase Time-to-Treatment for Sepsis Patients [New Research]

How to Use Checklists to Counter the Effects of Fatigue and Improve Patient Care

How One EMS System is Working to Improve Care Systems in Time-Sensitive Emergencies

WFBH Uses Code Sepsis Initiative to Reduce Mortality Index by More Than Half

Change is Here to Stay: What That Means for Healthcare and the Beloved Pager.

Lactate and Sepsis: 10 things you need to know to save lives

The Broken Radio Report and What We Can Learn from "Emergency!"

Geographic Information Systems in Healthcare: A Crucial Intersection

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