🧪IF you draw labs on a febrile 61-90-day-old infant, use these predictive values ✨PCT ≤ 0.24 ng/mL ✨ANC ≤ 10,710/mm³
 ➡️ 100% sensitivity + 100% NPV for IBIs.
 Next step: Prospective validation before widespread use #PRIME

There is practice variability re: labs for febrile👶 61-90d #PECARN asked, who is low risk for IBI? CART analysis to ID low-risk infants: 🧪 UA negative 🌡️ Tmax ≤38.9°C ➡️ NPV ~99.5% for IBI ⚠️ But ~1% (14 infants) w/ IBI would be missed 👉 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih....#PECARN#ID #PRIME

🚨 Hot off the #PECARN press! 👶An approach to fever in the 61-90d infant Study evaluated: 🧪 ~5k infants w/ blood + urine drawn (17 EDs) ➡️ 2% invasive bacterial infection (IBI) • 1.9% bacteremia (no meningitis) • 0.1% meningitis 👉 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih....#PECARN @nkuppermann #PRIME

I wrote for @thefulcrum-us.bsky.social about the need for public health. The dismantling of public health that is unravelling in real time may feel like political theater, but the stakes are measured in lives. thefulcrum.us/governance-l...

👇 Happening today! Don't miss it!

#EMS friends: Join us for the September Empire State Grand Rounds presentation, sponsored by NY NAEMSP! Hear from Dr. Galton about Ketamine in EMS care. All are welcome! Non-core (EMS) CME will be available. @naemsp.bsky.social

This is Jude. He had a long day and just wants to relax with his tunes. Which he can notably turn on all by himself. 13/10 (TT: heyjudethebeagle)

Today's the day! Don't miss Dr. Harris' presentation on #EMS management of pediatric seizures!

#EMS friends -- Don't miss Dr. Harris' presentation on pediatric seizures on Tuesday, June 24th at 1500 EDT! NY NAEMSP's Empire State Grand Rounds are open to all. CME credit is available!

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#EMS friends: Want to be part of a research team? Join us in Buffalo for NEMSIS-Prehospital Care Research Forum on June 4-6. Come with an idea and leave with an abstract! No experience needed! Registration link: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Monthly reminder: Many people have a book in them, but it takes a special kind of freak to leave the Land of Laziness, cross the Plains of Procrastination and Insecurity Mountain, find the Blade of No One Made You Do This, and use it to cut your chest open and yank that book out.

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#EMS folks! Join us for Empire State Grand Rounds on March 13 at 1300 (EST)! Dr. Dorsett will share why data integration is essential for the future of EMS. @naemsp.bsky.social @maiadorsett.bsky.social

Burnett, S. J., Alianell, T., Bitnun, O., Ebersole, K., Nuruddin, B., Butler, S., … Clemency, B. M. (2025). Social Determinants of Health and Emergency Medical Services: A Scoping Review. Prehospital Emergency Care, 1–21. doi.org/10.1080/1090...

Social Determinants of Health and Emergency Medical Services: A Scoping Review: Prehospital Emergency Care: Vol 0 , No ja - Get Access www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

The biggest problem with LLMs isn’t just that they are often wrong about even basic things, let alone unable think critically, it’s that ignorant people see ChatGPT akin to being given a pair of wings without realizing the wings are made out of wax

Funny how the Trump administration takes deadnaming REALLY seriously all of a sudden if you do it to a body of water instead of a living, breathing trans person

Hello everyone! We compiled a list of Trans Inclusive / LGBTQIA+ health resources. Normally we wouldn't ask for engagement, but sharing this around would be deeply appreciated. Remember: You're not alone. We'll endure. www.broadlyepi.com/lgbtqia-heal... #MedSky #LGBTQIA+ #TransRights #HumanRights

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If you're struggling financially due to government fuckery or for any reason really and you need infant formula talk to your pediatrician we can hook you up and don't like to ask questions.

Excited to be presenting tomorrow at Mount Sinai EM EMS Grand Rounds on our innovative EMS alternative destination program for patients with substance use complaints here in Washington, DC! Come join us: tinyurl.com/msemsdcsc

This Grand Rounds talk at #NAEMSP2025 was eye-opening. Dr. Alice Berndtson gave a trauma surgeon's perspective from ground zero & sees the catastrophic injuries firsthand. There is so much more to the story than what we hear from politicians and the news. This is the human side of the story...

Drs. Chris Colwell and John Lyng presenting on the #NAEMSP Prehospital Trauma Compendium! #NAEMSP2025

Drs. Veronica Case and Andra Farcas discuss caring for transgender and gender diverse patients! #NAEMSP2025

Drs. Levy, Myers, and Crowe talking about linking the entire spectrum of EMS patient care data! #NAEMSP2025

Dr. Henry Wang talks about the PediPART trial through PECARN. He and his team are looking at pediatric airway management. #NAEMSP2025

Double Sequential External Defibrillation for Refractory Ventricular Fibrillation: Two Years Later. Dr. Sheldon Cheskes is diving into the latest advancements and outcomes. Don’t miss this essential discussion on improving prehospital cardiac care! 🚑⚡#NAEMSP2025

Dr. Sheldon Cheskes discusses double sequential defibrillation. #NAEMSP2025

Dr. Jon Krohmer talking about prehospital blood transfusions! 🩸 #NAEMSP2025

Dr. Goodloe, Dr. Knoles, David Howerton, and Anna Bailey talk about #EMS safety through reduction of lights and sirens responses. #NAEMSP2025

Where is the #EMS workforce? Drs. Christopher Gage and Ash Panchal start the morning with an analysis of where certified EMS clinicians can be found. #NAEMSP2025 @naemsp.bsky.social

The GMR Disaster Response Team supported affected communities and the people who responded to them. #NAEMSP2025

Needs for responses to hurricanes Milton and Helene were incredible. The Global Medical Response disaster response team brought in help from all over the country -- all immediately mobilized to help predicted affected communities. #NAEMSP2025

Dr. Gerad Troutman and Tyani Gordon from GMR present about disaster response. #NAEMSP2025

Four of the pillars of our Quality Improvement community getting Friday morning at #NAEMSP2025 started with a presentation on the evolution and current state of the NAEMSP Quality Improvement Course. What sessions are you most excited about today?

“We are seeing meaningful measurable to the quality of emergency medical care in the U.S. and around the world.”Nikki Little describing the impact of infusing improvement science throughout EMS. #NAEMSP #NAEMSP2025 #FirstWatch #MedSky

Dr. Scott Bourn telling a big audience about ensuring quality programs are of high quality! #NAESMP2025

Equity in #EMS is not a niche issue. It’s a central issue to care provision in EMS. The HOPE collaborative is 9 EMS systems brining their data together to address care inequities. #NAEMSP2025

Dr. Michael Levy talking about high performance mechanical CPR because the mechanical CPR device genie is not going back in the bottle. #NAEMSP2025

Dr. Rachel Stemerman presenting on data visualization!! #NAEMSP2025

Geneva Whitmore, of Global Medical Response presents on a tool to assess risk of violence in EMS encounters. #NAEMSP2025

The incredible @maiadorsett.bsky.social shares how the @naemsp.bsky.social Quality Course became the star program it is today! #NAEMSP2025

Kicking off the day with an overview of the #NAEMSP quality course! #NAEMSP2025

The CARES/PAROS meeting at #NAEMSP2025. CARES is focused on saving more lives and addressing health disparities as the program continues to grow all over the world!

Last leg of the trip to #NAEMSP2025! We're not late, we're fashionable!

From the @naemsp.bsky.social 2024 Annual report: A diagram of our membership. Take a look and appreciate the number of students, fellows, professional members who are part of our association. I love this picture so much. #NAEMSP2025

HK Asst. Professor @rachelhoopsick.bsky.social spoke with the Illinois News Bureau to add context to the recent decline in drug overdose deaths in the U.S. "At face value, this looks encouraging, but this doesn't tell the whole story." ▶️ go.illinois.edu/DrugUseDecline