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Anybody have any favorite EMS or EMS-related (like emergency medicine, critical care, etc.) blogs that they follow?

I just happened upon a blog by a critical care physician in Minnesota (http://regionstraumapro.com/) and I've found it to be a great resource. He links to good studies and digests them, too. The author also covers a lot of ATLS and ED-level care, and I find knowing what the ED will do with a patient that EMS brings in to be useful in considering what they might want to know, etc.

Rogue Medic (www.roguemedic.com) is a nameless paramedic's blog, and, again, the author covers studies and myths of EMS care (many of which are discussed on these forums quite often). The author's writing style is lovely -- snarky and data driven, I only wish I could be as good!

(Hope this doesn't count as advertising -- it's not intended to be, more of a resource for those looking for fun reads on EMS and EMS-related topics).
 
A few members have blogs, I know Firetender does for sure. I think meme man has one as well. :unsure:
 

Weingart is a genius! My company I'm sure is tired of listening to him by now I'm sure. If I'm on duty I always have something of his playing.

Life in the Fastlane
Resus.me
Advanced pharmacology - PA class lectures
Paramedic pearls and pitfalls

And all 3 of Jeff Guys podcasts are excellent.
PHTLS, ems pharmacology and ICU rounds
 
Bandolier evidence based thinking about health care

http://www.medicine.ox.ac.uk/bandolier/

Not necessarily because it is authoritative or widearching, but the philosophy is seductive. If it's so, where's the evidence? Quit quoting Plutarch and Hawkeye Pierce, show me the citations.
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