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Critical Insights on Confined Space Airway Management

Congratulations to Chris Root & Luca Unlu and the authors on this paper for an outstanding review of this important airway topic.

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The Future of Medical Education Is Waiting to be Designed

What I Learned By Building The Protected Airway Collaborative By […]

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The Airway Mantra: A Simple Cognitive Tool for Stress-Free Intubation

The Airway Mantra is a mental tool designed to enhance intubation performance by organizing thoughts and boosting focus during high-pressure situations. It simplifies the intubation process, enabling clinicians to act confidently. This powerful concept serves as a vital preparation technique for successful airway management, that should be part of every practitioner's routine.

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Master the Bougie

Master the bougie with The Protected Airway Collaborative’s Evolution of the Tube Introducer course. Boost your airway success with expert techniques and hands-on guidance. Join today! #Bougie #TubeIntroducer #AirwayManagement #ProtectedAirway

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World-Class Airway Course Now Available in Europe | The Protected Airway

The Protected Airway Collaborative focuses on enhancing airway management through top-tier education and training. Recently, the German Society for Emergency Medicine joined, offering the Protected Airway Course in Europe. The first event took place in June 2024 in Berlin, attracting participants from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland for valuable hands-on learning.

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Joyful Learning and Bold Ideas

Recently, the EMS Educator team joined us at PAC25, spending two immersive days diving into our world of airway education. Their visit sparked a powerful conversation on The EMS Educator Podcast, where we explored their firsthand experience with our course and the broader ideas shaping the future of medical education.

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Letters to a Young Airway Practitioner

It's that time of year when the new interns are on the steep part of that learning curve. Here is a timeless letter with great advice for the young airway practitioner.

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News & Updates

Vol. 01Issue 07NYC · 2026 An independent journal of airway practice PACJournal Where clinicians, writers, and educators tell stories about the work of becoming better at what we do. Clinical […]

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