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Practical Strategies for the First Responder: How to Address the Most Common (and Least Glamorous) Emergency Challenge" When we climb...

Ahhh, the good old GCS≤8! If you've ever worked in emergency medicine, you know well that echoing mantra: "GCS 8 or less, intubate" . A...

After exploring the new features of resuscitation education in ERC 2025 , it's time to get our hands dirty with the beating heart of the...

Resuscitation training changes face: technology, customization and teamwork at the center of the new ERC guidelines. May 2025 marks a...

A recent video documenting the intervention of two police officers during a choking episode of a child has sparked an interesting...

Effective management of acute pain is a crucial challenge in the pre-hospital emergency setting, especially in trauma patients. A recent...

Advanced management of a gunshot chest wound in the prehospital setting: whole blood resuscitation, finger thoracostomy, videolaryngoscopy, and effective teamwork. A real clinical case from an educational video, analyzed in detail and compared with the Italian context. A concrete example of an integrated and modern approach to penetrating chest trauma.

The modified Valsalva maneuver increases success in treating SVT from 17% to 43%, reducing the use of Adenosine.

Road traffic accidents still represent a significant global public health problem, with approximately 1.3 million deaths per year and...

Simon, Rob, and James tackle a fascinating but often overlooked topic: electrical injuries

New evidence reveals double sequential defibrillation as a game-changer for refractory ventricular fibrillation in cardiac arrest management

L'OMS pubblica nuove linee guida 2024 per lesioni spinali: immobilizzazione selettiva, target pressori specifici e monitoraggio neurologico

AI and Doctor's clinical capabilty enhanced, is that true or just utopy?

What is EMSy? How did this project come about? AostaSera interviews us.

Three new RCTs demonstrate: no difference in survival between IO and IV in cardiac arrest. The choice depends on patient, team, and context.