Harvard EMS Interface Between Out-of-Hospital & Hospital-Based Providers 2025

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Description

Critical Care & Emergency MedicineVideo course2025

Harvard EMS Interface Between Out-of-Hospital & Hospital-Based Providers 2025 — where the ambulance meets the hospital

Led by emergency medicine faculty from Beth Israel Deaconess and Harvard Medical School, Harvard EMS Interface Between Out-of-Hospital & Hospital-Based Providers 2025 (17–18 November 2025) is a 17-hour course on how prehospital and hospital care fit together. It comes as 43 videos with subtitles and 40 PDFs (44.2 GB), covering EMS provider levels and system design, medical control and EMTALA, air versus ground transport, cardiac arrest, pediatric and geriatric transport, mass casualties, military medicine and disaster response.

43videos
40PDFs
17hours
Nov 2025recorded

What you’ll be able to do

Know what each EMS provider level can and cannot do
Understand EMS system design and systems of care
Give safe online medical control and avoid EMTALA pitfalls
Choose between helicopter and ground transport
Plan for mass-casualty and disaster incidents
Transport children, older adults and agitated patients safely

Inside the course

Harvard EMS Interface 2025, day one: systems
International EMS, provider types, system design and systems of care, medicolegal issues, medical control, EMS history, cardiac arrest, rural medicine, HEMS utilisation and roadside critical care, closing with a transport-mode panel.
Day two: special populations and crises
Agitated patients, pediatric readiness, airway and status epilepticus, interfacility transfer, geriatric transport, mass casualties, intubation and ultrasound, mobile integrated health, tactical medicine and disaster medicine, with an advanced-cases panel.

Built for

Emergency and critical care physiciansBetter EMS integration and medical control.
Paramedics, EMTs and flight crewsThe hospital’s view of prehospital care.
Hospitalists, NPs, PAs and nursesTransfers, transport and disaster readiness.

Faculty & programme

Monday, November 17 15 talks

Stephen Thomas, Christie Fritz — Welcome
Jeffrey Goodloe — Keynote: Applying the Best of EMS for Hospital Success
Tim Harris — International EMS
William Porcaro — Prehospital Provider Types (NREMT/Initial Training/Con Ed)
Daniel Willner — EMS System Types/Design
Nichole Bosson — Systems of Care
Jonathan Burstein — Medicolegal Pitfalls & EMTALA
Colby Redfield — Online Medical Control Pearls
Matt Bivens — History of EMS
Jason Cohen — Prehospital Cardiac Arrest
Daniel Davis — Rural Medicine
Jacqueline Stocking — HEMS Utilization: Right Patient, Care, Time, Mode, & Place
David Lockey — Delivering Critical Care to the Roadside
Edward Ullman, Stephen Thomas, Christie Fritz — Panel: Challenges/Choosing the Optimal Transport Mode
Christie Fritz — Learning Points of Day 1

Tuesday, November 18 14 talks

Christie Fritz, Stephen Thomas — Welcome
Russell D. MacDonald — Keynote: Transporting the Agitated Patient: Controversies and Caveats
Caitlin Farrell, Benjamin Palmere — Pediatrics and EMS: Trauma and Pediatric Readiness
Joshua Nagler — Respiratory Emergencies and Pediatric Airway Management
Jordan Rettig — Pediatric Critical Care and Interfacility Transfer
Michael Goldman, Sonny Ruskin — Pediatric Status Epilepticus: Dispatch to Disposition
Shan Liu — Geriatric Transports
Paul Biddinger — Mass Casualty Incidents
Sam Galvagno — EMS Procedures: Intubation & the Ultrasound Debate
David Schoenfeld — Mobile Integrated Health & Future Topics
Bill Justice, Michael McCartin, Paul Roszko — Military/Tactical Medicine
Gregory Ciottone — Disaster Medicine
Edward Ullman, Stephen Thomas, Christie Fritz, Lincoln Zernicke — Panel Discussion: Advanced Cases
Stephen Thomas, Christie Fritz — Learning Points of Day 2

Before you buy

Do I get CME credit or a certificate?

No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.

Specifications

Format	HD videos + VTT subtitles + PDFs
Contents	43 videos · 40 PDFs · 44.2 GB
Recorded	17–18 November 2025
Publisher	Harvard Medical School
Department	Critical Care & Emergency Medicine
Delivery	Instant download · lifetime re-download