Courses
HealthONE Online Education Portal
HealthONE EMS Online is a free resource for CE. Students enrolled in course with online components can access their class materials on this site, too. An account is required. If you have questions or need assistance, contact us. We look forward to your involvement and frequent participation.
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ECG Webinar
HealthONE EMS Medical Director, Dr. Dylan Luyten, discusses and reviews field and hospital 12 leads that identify STEMI and STEMI Mimics. Participants will develop a greater understanding of how and when to identify cardiac alerts and when to notify the receiving facilities. Dr. Luyten will cover examples of STEMI mimics and will provide tips on identifying ST elevation.
Allergic Reactions and Anaphylaxis
This one hour continuing education course presents an overview of the immune system, recognition of allergic reactions and anaphylaxis, and appropriate prehospital treatment.
This 1 hour course provides a discussion of toxidromes that may be encountered during a "pharm party".
This 30 minute course provides an overview of EMT Pharmacology. This course is 0.5 hours of CE.
It is the responsibility of every pre-hospital provider to assure safe and effective delivery of patient care. In order to achieve this goal one must review every call with an open mind and be willing to accept constructive criticism. Reviewing other provider's calls can be just as beneficial. This module provides an opportunity to identify strengths and areas of growth. The ultimate goal is to apply this learning to improve patient care.
Cardiogenic Shock with Dr. Marty O'Bryan
This one and a half hour course covers patient presentations and treatment options for patients suffering from cardiogenic shock
This module will cover the recognition and treatment of crush injuries. Dr. Marty O’Brian uses several cases to illustrate potential crush injuries. The pathophysiology and treatment of these are covered in this section.
This 1 hour continuing education course will review the recent changes in the Denver Metro Protocols related to the treatment of pediatrics.
Infectious Disease
This one hour course covers the infectious agents and their routes of transmission common to prehospital providers.
This module reviews field deliveries and the care of pregnant patients via podcast. Dr. Dylan Luyten and Karen Snider, NP provide insights and discuss common pitfalls, controversies, and new directions of obstetrics for the prehospital provider. 1 Hour Obstetrics CE.
Pediatric Concussions
This one hour course is a recording of the Pediatric Concussion webinar provided by Dr. Sue Kirelik. Dr. Kirelik discussed recognition and treatment options for children and teenagers who suffer a concussion.
There is a growing body of evidence that suggests early aggressive resuscitation of patients with sepsis improves survival.There are two studies that support the importance of early recognition and treatment of sepsis.Because sepsis is most common in the elderly and medically compromised, we can expect the volume of patients presenting to EMS with sepsis to continue to increase as the population ages. This module will provide the EMS responder an understanding of sepsis, how to formulate a differential diagnosis of sepsis, and initiate essential treatment for the patient in the prehospital setting.
Treatment of stroke is rapidly changing. This educational activity has been designed for emergency medical services personnel who are involved in treatment and transport of patients with cerebrovascular disease. This module provides an overview of stroke statistics, classifications, ischemic penumbra, clinical presentation, differential diagnosis, field evaluation and treatment, imaging, updates in treatment, and the concept of stroke centers.
In this short CE, students will identify key items in assessing and treating croup and epiglottis. At the conclusion of module, students will have the opportunity to take a short test and receive CE credit.
To participate in this CE, students will read a short article published in JEMS online from Dennis Edgerly. Dennis is the Parmedic Education Coordinator at HealthONE EMS in Englewood.
This CE module uses a lecture and exercises to review START and Jump START triage algorithms.
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