
Advanced Paramedic who prefers to practice medicine at altitude or indoors| @AMS_HQ Paramedic | MSc Student | Views are my own
British Columbia, Canada
Joined November 2008
- Tweets281
- Following278
- Followers119
- Likes1.7K
My team finally got ahold of @paswinton bags. The cognitive load reduction for pre-hospital emergency anaesthesia is remarkable! Combined with the airway bag it feels like decision to ready to go in under 10 minutes. #remoteparamedic #remotenurse #PHEA
Finally headed home after finishing clinical placement with @theCoROM and @BlackfireLTD in Africa! Special thanks to the local partners at Kibosho Hospital; & Dr. Mganga for supporting our education & my never ending need for 70 series Toyota Landcruisers. #criticalcareparamedic
Our teams weekly education this week was a trauma review and a great opportunity to pass on the improvised pelvic binder! @AebhricOK would be disappointed in how low it is but we only had one pair of pants… #remotemedicine #remoteparamedic #remotenurse
In order to optimize our ability to create an adhoc remote #ICU, my team adopted the principles from @theCoROM of prolonged field care and austere emergency care in a one stop shopping cart #remoteclinic #prolongedfieldcare #canada #arctic
Cole Grant retweeted
This is a new concept that I created to address the heat loss problem and to provide something comfortable under the casualty.
I am still in the design phase. This weekend, I saw it used in action at the @theCoROM
Just finished a top tier week, in Malta, for Intensive Care for Austere & Remote Environments with providers from all around the world. Perspectives from Canada, UK, US, Ireland, Norway, Germany, South Africa, Poland, Belgium & Hungary! #criticalcare #intensivecare #paramedic
One of the many benefits of doing education overseas is learning how other providers approach common goals. The Hungarian Air Ambulance Method of pre/apnoeic oxygenation is one example! No more fighting the nasal cannula. #intubation #hems #paramedic @theCoROM
I’ve been in lots of remote clinics around the country and this is the first time I’ve seen this awesome @30secondsout mindset. Having been on both sides of the medevac phone nothing is guaranteed until help is in the room so plan as if it’s not coming.
Finally got the opportunity to fly on a Canadian aviation legend @KennBorekAir , next up hopefully one of their badass DC3s. #remoteparamedic #twinotter
Cole Grant retweeted
A devastating reminder of the dangers of flying at night in remote locations…may we never forget.
Cole Grant retweeted
An observational study of 1172 paediatric seizure pts in Israel (mean 4.6y/o) reported prehospital midazolam given intranasally had higher need for rescue therapy (48.5%) versus IV (31.9%) or IM (35.6%) #PEM #EMS
jamanetwork.com/journals/jam… via @JAMANetworkOpen part of @JAMANetwork
Cole Grant retweeted
Replying to @cliffreid
So prehospital medicine shouldn't be viewed as a hobby or side-gig but a specialized and nuanced role. Can we add IFT to this too?
Cole Grant retweeted
BCEHS #air #ambulance #paramedics are making a difference to patient care in northern BC. Learn how the #Prince George air ambulance is helping rural communities.
princegeorgecitizen.com/loca…
@PGCitizen #PatientCare #Critical care paramedics
Cole Grant retweeted
13/n One quote stood out to me:
"Ambulance PCRs should be a chapter in the record of a patient journey not a seperate book."
Cole Grant retweeted
Replying to @jducanto @marioalrb84_a @emcrit @gueromedico @ResusOnTheRoad @DrJeffJarvis @jarrodmosier
James, I use a pressure infuser, small storage cube, lightweight, infinity adjustable.
Cole Grant retweeted
Paramedics need to be at the patient. If they can't operate safely in a tech rescue environment, equip & train until they can. If they're not physically fit, implement standards. If they don't know rescue medicine, give them the knowledge.
The lesser known side of #Northern retrieval is the 16+ hour ground responses to provide remote #BC residents with access to #CriticalCare. #HEMS
Cole Grant retweeted
Working in an aeromedical environment can be challenging at the best of times. Add extreme temperatures like -37C in northern Ontario and new challenges emerge such as frozen stethoscopes!
We’re grateful to our staff and northern partners for the work you do for your patients.
Cole Grant retweeted
Don't let anyone tell you that #wildmed doesn't exist in HEMS.
NSW CCPs are trained as remote area operators, and are self sustaining for 24 hours in remote and austere environments.






























