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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.

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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The Jaw Thrust

This simple technique can save a life if you know when and how to do it correctly. When someone asks you to assist with a jaw thrust, this is what it is and how to do it correctly.

The Evidence for Video Laryngoscopy for the Neonatal Airway

The benefits of video laryngoscopy (VL) have been widely discussed and promoted for adult intubations. However, direct laryngoscopy with a Miller blade remains the go-to option for neonatal airways. 2024 may change that.

PEEP

critical language designed to elevate your airway practice Insight When helping your patient breathe, it’s important to ensure they are getting enough oxygen. Sounds easy, right? It gets a little […]

The Sniffing Position

critical language designed to elevate your airway practice Insight The primary purpose of putting your patient in the sniffing position is to facilitate intubation by reducing the approach angle to […]

The Critical Language Compendium

language designed to elevate your airway practice About this project Language and communication are critical and often overlooked components of successful airway management. Critical language provides clarity of thought, reduces […]

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.

Why You Need a FONA Kit

The Scalpel Finger Bougie (SFB) technique did away with the old emergency cricothyrotomy kits, and while the old kits should remain in the past, maybe it’s time we rethink the […]

A Realistic Difficult Airway Trainer for Inhalation Burn Injury

tools of the trade designed to elevate your airway practice […]

Focus On Hemodynamics in the Peri-Intubation Period

EVIDENCE based airway When it comes to intubation we are […]

The AMBU aSCOPE

tools of the trade designed to elevate your airway practice TOOLS OF THE TRADE – REVIEW The AMBU aScope is a single-use, flexible bronchoscopy device that can be used for […]

Jaw Wired Shut? No Problem.

What’s Inside 10 POINTS AVAILABLE Open the guide and visit each poster to collect maximum points. If you are in a PAC pop-up physical space, complete the skills challenges, demonstrate […]

3D Printing Comes to the Video Laryngoscope

create your own affordable VL training tools At our last in person PAC event, we were fortunate enough to have Bryan Archpru of AirAngelBlade come to join us. Everyone was […]

An Easy Way to Remember if Sux is Safe for Your Patient

Succinylcholine (Sux) is a depolarizing skeletal muscle relaxant. It combines with […]

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