Our autologous blood transfusion study found: It takes an experienced SOF medic 12 min to obtain one unit of WFWB and 15 min to infuse. It takes a new medic 19 min to obtain and 24 min to infuse. Now, we have our performance benchmarks and goals. Start training!

Great work Kyle C. Molina leading this study with strong collaborators Center for Innovative Design and Analysis & mAb Colorado. Important to learn as much as we can as #Covid variants and available antivirals rapidly evolve. CU Department of Emergency Medicine CCTSI CU Anschutz Medical Campus

Great presence and impact from CU Center for COMBAT Research team! CU Department of Emergency Medicine

#DEVICEtrial #CCR23 Pragmatic Critical Care Research Group Primary outcome - successful intubation on first attempt: Use of a VL cut in half the incidence of failure to intubate operators with least prior experience benefited the most from use

Proud of our practice-defining work Pragmatic Critical Care Research Group published NEJM and Critical Care Reviews showing definitively that VL is superior to DL in emergency airway management. CU Center for COMBAT Research CU Department of Emergency Medicine nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Dr. O2 (aka David Joshua Douin, MD) presented some preliminary data from our SAVEO2 burn 🫁 🔥 trial. Key takeaway points: -Rapid reduction of FIO2 to room air is safe and feasible -Trend towards more days off oxygen all together -No apparent risk of harm from lower O2 targets other than

🗞️Read our latest article on @cucombatcenter's award-winning research at last week's Military Health System Research Symposium (#MHSRS). CU Department of Emergency Medicine Department of Defense 🇺🇸 Defense Health Agency CU Department of Anesthesiology CU Department of Surgery U.S. Air Force news.cuanschutz.edu/emergency-medi…

Congratulations to all the 2023-24 CU Anschutz Medical Campus Research Award winners. Your dedication to your teams and the advancement of science is inspiring, and it is an honor to call you my colleagues.

The most common military prehospital airway intervention is intubation. This study by April found the following factors associated with 7d survival after intubation: -Non-depolarizing paralytics (strong) -Opioids (strong) -Benzos (weak) -Ketamine (weak) This study further

Honored to lead the mAb Colorado team over the past 3 years bringing together >50 leaders and contributors from across CU Anschutz Medical Campus to tackle tough public health needs as part of the federal #covid response CCTSI CU Department of Emergency Medicine @cufamilymed Center for Innovative Design and Analysis Bethany Kwan, PhD, MSPH Nichole Carlson

STRIVE and infectious emergency global contingency plan. Visited to the at Univ of Colorada (lead by Adit Ginde ) yesterday - they are ready to engage as part of the plan and comes with energy and inspiration. Well done Adit for building such an impressive team.

We look forward to launching this clinical trial next month uchealth to learn whether etomidate or ketamine prior to emergency intubation is better for patient outcomes. Over 2000 patients will be enrolled at 6 US centers. CU Anschutz Medical Campus CU Department of Emergency Medicine CU Center for COMBAT Research Pragmatic Critical Care Research Group The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute

You are about to do an emergency intubation... do you preoxygenate with a non-rebreather or a pressure mask to reduce the risk of critical desaturation peri-intubation? #PREOXI results coming soon! I'll post the link once it's available. Come join us for the results of this

We look forward to sharing #PREOXI trial results along with Pragmatic Critical Care Research Group colleagues Critical Care Reviews evaluating the best way to preoxygenate patients prior to emergency tracheal intubation. Here’s the protocol paper to get you ready: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Congratulations to Octapharma Plasma on their FDA emergency use authorization for freeze-dried plasma. The potential impact for our injured warfighters and civilian communities is incredible and we look forward to future collaborations and the delivery of this critical solution!

Looking forward to tackling this important challenge for #Ukraine and the US military. Thanks also to CU Center for COMBAT Research CU Department of Emergency Medicine #ATLAS research team, and especially our Ukrainian colleagues, who are inspiring in their commitment and courage.

We were thrilled to welcome leaders from Uniformed Services University at CU Anschutz Medical Campus last week to explore opportunities for growth in innovation, research, & education. We look forward to continuing our collaborations & partnership with USU to find solutions to improve #militarymedicine.

We were thrilled to host Octapharma at CU Anschutz Medical Campus. Octapharma is a global healthcare company focused on #hematology, #immunotherapy, & critical care, & one of the largest human protein product manufacturers. We look forward to growing our partnership.