Tag Archives: EVE4EMS
Compelled Quagmire
Compelled Quagmire In a moment of true honesty, with no fear of ridicule, take some time to quietly consider the following examples: Example 1: Having finished your meal, you exit the restaurant, with your spouse and child in tow. There is a flash of movement to your right capturing your attention. You notice a […]
Panic buttons, security cameras, laws against attacking nurses and EMTs, or self-defense training… which is best?
Panic Button: While good in theory, consider– How long is it between the time a person being attacked, pushes the button, and help arrives? Security Cameras: When was the last convenience store, or bank robbery captured on video, did the presence of the camera– actually prevent the robbery or protect the employee? Laws with stiffer […]
Due Diligence Resources for DT4EMS’ EVE
Due diligence on DT4EMS’ EVE Related post: DT4EMS is Bullsh!t One thing is certain, researching an unfamiliar topic, especially one with such a high-frequency, high-liability presence, can be taxing and time consuming. To save you some of your valuable time, this post will help speed up your research process. Parts of due diligence for training […]
Testing some improvised weapon advice…
What happens when you try to hit someone with the O2 Bottle? What about using the rescue bag, or clip board to block with? Whack ’em with the O2 Bottle! Use the rescue/first-in bag to block with… from DT4EMS (Kip Teitsort) on Vimeo.
Safety Tactic: Assessment L
The assessment L is not a fancy technique. It is a simple safety tactic to help a provider buy a precious moment in time. EMS providers find themselves in a similar position on scenes anyway. Why not use it to cause a tactical dilemma for a person switching from patient to aggressor. . Assessment L […]
The dangerous phrase of “Combative Patient” Parts 1 and 2
. By definition, a combative patient can’t exist. That aside, the label, along with the thought process, and conviction to serve patients, nurses, medics and EMTs oftentimes find themselves connected with attackers. DT4EMS’ EVE teaches staff the ability to recognize a change in relationship. When a person is no longer to be considered a patient. […]
I have waited so long… now, I get to say it… I TOLD YOU SO! :)
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