Will Johnston
@seewillj.bsky.social
Tactical Paramedic & MSc Health Sciences Education | Interested in team performance, selection & assessment, and tactical paramedicine | Fellow McNally Project
Yes in jest (my sarcasm didn’t translate well over Bluesky)! Back in the day folks used to say “never pack the neck” advocating only for Foley in these situations. Have had some heated discussions about it….
But also yes, definitely never TQ the neck!
But also yes, definitely never TQ the neck!
December 13, 2024 at 10:47 PM
Yes in jest (my sarcasm didn’t translate well over Bluesky)! Back in the day folks used to say “never pack the neck” advocating only for Foley in these situations. Have had some heated discussions about it….
But also yes, definitely never TQ the neck!
But also yes, definitely never TQ the neck!
Agreed! And, if there are feedback mechanisms in place on outcomes and diagnoses, we can update our mental models as we refine our clinical practice!
November 19, 2024 at 11:16 AM
Agreed! And, if there are feedback mechanisms in place on outcomes and diagnoses, we can update our mental models as we refine our clinical practice!
“Well there’s no S1Q3T3 so unlikely a PE….”
But, we likely enforce this as educators giving learners stereotyped patients for sims and written Qs…. Good for quick decision making but builds mental models with ONLY those S&Sx or Hx.
Then without debrief while practicing further cements it.
But, we likely enforce this as educators giving learners stereotyped patients for sims and written Qs…. Good for quick decision making but builds mental models with ONLY those S&Sx or Hx.
Then without debrief while practicing further cements it.
November 19, 2024 at 3:11 AM
“Well there’s no S1Q3T3 so unlikely a PE….”
But, we likely enforce this as educators giving learners stereotyped patients for sims and written Qs…. Good for quick decision making but builds mental models with ONLY those S&Sx or Hx.
Then without debrief while practicing further cements it.
But, we likely enforce this as educators giving learners stereotyped patients for sims and written Qs…. Good for quick decision making but builds mental models with ONLY those S&Sx or Hx.
Then without debrief while practicing further cements it.