We Were All Wrong About Rhode Island(ish) PART 1

Remember the 11 UNRECOGNIZED misplaced ET tubes in Rhode Island? Well if you do, you were probably wrong...

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National EMS Assessment 2020:

[christophercheney]

At last!!! I was just about to sit down and enjoy mom’s spaghetti 😅🙃

[BatmanBeatsBane]

Starting paramedic school in January. Listened to every podcast y’all have posted; excited for your YouTube channel!

Appreciate all the work you two have put into educating the rest of us!

[wyattsmith]

I started paramedic school in august. I've been listening to "EMS 20/20" since around march and it helped me substantially to prepare for paramedic school. Podcasts like y'all and "Coffee Break HEMS" or "Heavy Lies the Helmet" are a godsend to people that don't just treat healthcare like it's a 9-5 job. Keep up the amazing work and don't forget to check the

[brianfoy]

Thank you, I work overseas with very new providers and use your podcast and now these videos to provide additional EMS information.

[amandaballenger]

Absolutely love watching your videos and your podcast’s 🤟🏼

[ryanpudwill]

Good content guys. I look forward to future content 😁 I recall how difficult explaining EKG’s can be on the podcast format, could y’all maybe supplement explanations on this platform?

[theobinsted]

my favourite part of this video was the "shocked advised" bleep for the swear 🤣 jk the whole video was amazing, so excited for more !!!

[TheCameronwallace]

Who is editing these. Love it. Hahahahaha

[CarolineElle]

Can you talk about TUA tagovailoa and SIS please?!??

[EMTBooster]

EMT-Cardiacs, Spider and PBJ, Starting off in true EMS 20/20 style!

[jek]

Finally somthing to watch while eating a peanut butter sandwich 🥪 😋

[Petert]

That was such an egregious statistical mistake. I am so confused why that article got published. Did no one with any research experience look over how they arrived at their findings? It's stats 101 to know that you that first you need to compare rates and not just raw numbers, and second is that low sample sizes give poor confidence in results. They didn't even compute any sort of statistical test to compare the differences.

Thanks for your work.