Life Support: Entertainment, Advice, and Encouragement for First Responders
Mike RubinLife Support: Entertainment, Advice, and Encouragement for First Responders
By Mike Rubin
Mike Rubin’s conversational style and self-deprecating humor appeal to healthcare providers and patients, educators and students, employers, and employees. Whether you’re a rescuer or you aspire to be, you’ll find entertainment, advice, and encouragement in Life Support.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction
News and Views
- Lights, Camera, Lunacy!
- Deconstructing Heroism
- Informed Dissent
- Goodness and Light
- Past Imperfect
- ACLS 2018
- PALS 2018
- Showing Up
- Talking Back
- The 800-Hour EMT
- Stuck in Reverse
- The Godfather’s Rules for EMS
- The Safety Dance
- I Get You, Babe
- Good Manners, Bad Outcome
- Happy Pongal!
- Medics with Guns
- Candle Power
- Sharing the Burden
- The EMS Book Club
- Critical Care
- Coach Class
- Certification Experimentation
- A Substance Problem
- Desk Duty
- Duty to React
- Partners
- How Much?
- Death after Life
- How to Tell a Good War Story
- Legacy in the Dust
- Anal Medics
- Culture Club
- Performance Anxiety
- From a Distance
- Socialized Medicine
- No Meat Loaf for Lucy
- MD Envy
- The Narcan Monologues
- I Protest
- Head of the Class
- Respecting the Game
- A Night at the Opry
- Without Substance
- The Little Picture
- Helping Hands
- The Most Interesting Medic in the World
- On Fallibility
- Selective Service
- Critical Thinking
- EMS.O.S.
- A Cry for Help
- Hard to Believe
- Letting the Days Go By
- Practicing Medicine
- Partners in Rhyme
- Men at Work
- Untitled
- A Loyal Subject
- Pack Mentality
- Strong Work
- Should I Stay or Should I Go?
- The Essence of EMS
- Lost in Translation
- Sox Education
- Seeing Is Believing
- This Is a Test
- Out of Service
- Life after EMS
- Spirituality in EMS
In Case You’re Interested . . .
- Early Patient Assessment
- The Low-Maintenance Employee
- On the Money
- Keeping the Scene Serene
- A Hire Priority
- The Write Stuff
- Self-Employment
- Enough Stuff
- Negotiating EMS
- Surviving Paramedic School
Epilogue
Acknowledgments
Index
- Format:
- Softcover
- Number of Pages:
- 307
- Published Date:
- 2021
- ISBN:
- 9781593705756
Reviews
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first responders.
This book gave short and very relevant stories and really helpful information to all types of first responders. I put it on our library shelf and it's been going out on loan.
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Life Support
It has been argued that medicine, and by extension paramedicine, is both an art and a science. Gregory Henry, M.D., President Emeritus of ACEP, once described emergency medicine as "the occasional application of a scientific principle to the meeting of human need." Seen from this perspective, Mike Rubin's excellent book delves into all aspects of prehospital care delivery.