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Prehospital Hypothermic Resuscitation April 15, 2009-1:00 PM EDT The 2005 AHA guidelines represent a major shift in recommended methods of resuscitation, including a heavy focus on minimally interrupted compressions, control of ventilatory rates and utilization of induced hypothermia for post-resuscitation care. This webcast will present the science supporting the 2005 guidelines and describe the approach to translational medicine in the Wake County (N.C.) EMS System, lessons learned and the new scientific questions that have been raised. Register Here Speaker: J. Brent Myers, MD, serves as the director and medical director for the Wake County EMS System in Raleigh, N.C. He also serves as an adjunct assistant professor of emergency medicine at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill and sees patients as an attending physician with Wake Emergency Physicians. Copyright (c) 2009 All rights reserved ----------------------------------------------- This email was sent to [email protected] by Fire Rescue Magazine & the Fire Rescue Brand of Elsevier Public Safety. 525 B Street | Suite 1900 | San Diego | CA | 92101 To unsubscribe, visit this url: http://goforward.bm23.com/public/actionpage/execute_page/?fn=Mail_ActionPage_FormResponse&tsid=dnm3kfr32agt7fn6yllfv868xayvw&page=unsubscribe&sid=9rtenctli1endm0mih6vdb96jckdy&ssid=10530 FireRescue Magazine, JEMS & FirefighterNation.com | 525 B Street | Suite 1900 | San Diego, CA 92101 | US
