Nina Magdalena Setrinen Hansen: Physicians’ experiences working in #EmergencyMedicine in a rural area in Northern #Sweden: a qualitative study #RuralHealth The Prehospital Research Unit SDU Louise Milling Søren Mikkelsen Syddansk Universitet rrh.org.au/journal/articl…

In Denmark, survival rates after OHCA have increased remarkably from 3.9% in 2001 to 14% in 2020. Bystander CPR rate is 80%👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 >124.000 heart runners 🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏻‍♂️🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏼 But can we do better? New database may help identify areas of improvement. (In Danish) dagensmedicin.dk/mere-omfattend…

The 2021 International Consensus on CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care Science With Treatment Recommendations has been published jointly in Resuscitation and Circulation. A must-read summary of recently published evidence reviewed by ILCOR. 🔗 bit.ly/3Hadkf7

Finishing my presentation on ethics in OHCA. I’m speaking at DASAIM convention next week, so for all Danish anesthesiologists: Join my session at 15.15 19/11, if you want to hear a little something about ethics ✌🏼

Very interesting talk on blood transfusions in bleeding prehospital patients. 👏🏼 Jakob Stensballe #dasaim21

Myoclonic status may not be a sign of a poor outcome in OHCA patients. Read more in our newest publication doi.org/10.3390/health… Søren Mikkelsen

#COPD patients appreciate examinations by prehospital providers and are comfortable with staying at home after a COPD exacerbation. 🫁 Read more in our newest publication doi.org/10.1186/s13049… Helle Marie Christensen Søren Mikkelsen Pia Iben Pietersen Daniel Wittrock Giti Nadim

We kearn a lot about #HumanFactors which is very important and this #MorningPaper reviews how these affect prehospital decision making in resuscitation. Emotions of bystanders, experience of first aider, legislation etc all affect us! SMH Major Trauma sjtrem.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

The complexities of prehospital resuscitation decision-making described in a mixed-method systematic review from Louise Milling et al! 🚨

Our research unit is ready for the #EMS2022 and we are pumped to learn and bring home the newest knowledge on emergency treatment and EMS systems. 🙌🏼

“Helping people to die well is just as important as avoiding people dying” GarethClegg In my opinion, one of the most important points on #EMS2022 so far. 🚨👏🏼

Being able to identify patients who would benefit from quality EoL care instead of CPR and actually providing prehospital EoL care is a topic that needs much more attention in education and research. Thank you, David Anderson for a very inspirational TED-talk 👏🏼⭐️ #ems2022

Ethical challenges in the prehospital setting occur in the context of patient care, organizational requirements, and external collaborations. Read more about ethical challenges experienced by prehospital healthcare providers in our newest publication doi.org/10.1186/s12910…

Have a cup of coffee and take a look: Healthcare professionals’ experience with emergency department-based acute care performed within nursing homes | Age and Ageing | Oxford Academic academic.oup.com/ageing/article…

Danish prehospital physicians are comfortable making decisions about organ donation but have reservations about donation after circulatory death. ❤️‍🩹READ more about the prehospital physicians' opinions on organ donation: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36629300/ Søren Mikkelsen Louise Milling

Our PhD student, Louise Milling, is defending her PhD next Friday, March 10 at 14.00 (CET). The defence is live-streamed and everybody is welcome to join.

Defended my PhD last friday! What a day. Thank you so much to Søren Mikkelsen Dorthe Nielsen The Prehospital Research Unit SDU 🙏🏼 Also a huge thank you to Natalie Anderson PhD, RN and Anders Perner for awesome discussions. ⭐️

Gå ikke glip af et fantastisk tilbud om at blive en del af en spændende forskningsenhed! 💡 linkedin.com/posts/poul-hen…

The Prehospital Research Unit is present at this year’s ERC conference. #RESUS23. Looking forward to a couple of interesting days 💡