Advanced Trauma Life Support at Duke Univ.

Devildoc said:
This is our guy, Patrick Georgoff:

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He's a great guy, brilliant surgeon, LOVES the SOF medics coming through. He can be a douche like any hyper-type A but he's redirectable.

I will see if I can talk him into it.

Something else we use, it's called the Black Box (https://www.surgicalsafety.com/solutions/trauma-black-box). We record traumas and use the recordings for education and QA.
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He looks like he can be a dick. Lol

He went to med school in my AO. Great school and their trauma center, Penn Presby is a well known for kmofe and gun club.
 
Devildoc said:
Oh, he can be. All I have to say is "Patrick you're being a dick." He will chill out. He's actually really a great guy.
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The really smart ones usually are.

I had a long time medical director that I swear was on the spectrum but he was a great doc, teacher and actually caring. He just said retarded shit.
 
Muppet said:

@Devildoc
@TLDR20
@SOSTCRNA

BTW, permissive hypotension is something we in EMS do routinely.
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I like it, just got back from 2 weeks of training with my deployment team. Many of us have been doing scenario training together for 15 years and we always find ways to improve. We don't currently use simulators but discussed bringing them in to make our PFC and transport training more realistic.
 
SOSTCRNA said:
I like it, just got back from 2 weeks of training with my deployment team. Many of us have been doing scenario training together for 15 years and we always find ways to improve. We don't currently use simulators but discussed bringing them in to make our PFC and transport training more realistic.
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Do you have a source for simulation resources?
 
policemedic said:
You may be able to partner with USUHS. They have sim resources.
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We do have several USUHS grads
TLDR20 said:
You could outsource T1G or a like service provider for LTT resources.
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We are pretty solid for LTT thanks
Devildoc said:
@SOSTCRNA , do y'all have like a "host" hospital? @TLDR20 post made me think, I heard y'all coordinate with UAB? JMAU comes to UNC (a few come to Duke). We incorporate them (and 18Ds and SOIDCs) in the ACS ATOM course (LTT). This gets me excited because this is my job lol.
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We have a strong connection with UNC but no plans to do any team activities there that I am aware of.
 
As an add-on, UNC (10 miles) has a robust mil-civ program, and Wake Med (Raleigh, 30 minutes east) has a large contract with the Navy, I'm hoping we can collaborate and share resources. Man, that would be freaking awesome. Can you imagine Navy corpsmen, AF, Army CA/SF, and JMAU working together with our resources?
 
Devildoc said:
As an add-on, UNC (10 miles) has a robust mil-civ program, and Wake Med (Raleigh, 30 minutes east) has a large contract with the Navy, I'm hoping we can collaborate and share resources. Man, that would be freaking awesome. Can you imagine Navy corpsmen, AF, Army CA/SF, and JMAU working together with our resources?
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That would be epic. Traveling currently but I’ll pm you later
 
Devildoc said:
As an add-on, UNC (10 miles) has a robust mil-civ program, and Wake Med (Raleigh, 30 minutes east) has a large contract with the Navy, I'm hoping we can collaborate and share resources. Man, that would be freaking awesome. Can you imagine Navy corpsmen, AF, Army CA/SF, and JMAU working together with our resources?
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Wakemed is also one of the only non restrictive CRNA practices in the Triangle. The issue with like JMAU training in NC is the need for Anesthesiologists to be way more involved than they’d ever be with a military CRNA.

But they have AA’s.
 
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