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Standard of Care Podcast
Back in EMT class there was one page in the textbook that covered legal issues in pre-hospital medicine. Our world is increasingly more complicated and as a result, one page just doesn't cover it anymore. In this podcast, Sam and Nick discuss important, relevant and modern aspects of EMS law that may have been overlooked in class.
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Ratings & Reviews
4.8 stars from 30 ratings
Im listening to the latest show and the hosts are clearly knowledgeable. My issue comes with two things. Firstly, when reviewing cases, it takes up a fair amount of time and energy to sit and listen to you be surprised or amazed at this or that thing that happens in the field. You are the host....Read full review »
chimedic44 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/11/23
Excellent!
This show has allowed me to look at our documentation and see how we can improve in so many ways. This has been an amazing source of information!
Emtjaybird495 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/28/21
One of a kind!
There is nothing like this for EMS! A breath of fresh air for a topic that is elusive for most EMS providers!
GODUX!! via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/23/21
Recent Episodes
Spencer and Chris bring in the big guns from the Standard of Care podcast, Samantha Johnson and Nick Adams! This episode is probably one of the most disturbing cases of neglect we've reviewed in a while, so you've been warned!
Published 11/29/23
Published 11/29/23
On a hot Texas summer day, Dallas Fire responded to a grass fire on the side of the road.  Their subsequent encounter with a gentleman named Kyle Vess – all caught on surveillance camera - led to an ongoing lawsuit alleging “an abuse of power and a deliberate indifference to the life and welfare...
Published 07/04/23
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