Jeffrey L. Jarvis, MD, MS, EMT-P

Cumulative Success of Prehospital Advanced Airway Management in a National Cohort

Introduction—Repeated attempts at advanced airway management are associated with increased risk of adverse events. There are few current descriptions of the number of attempts needed for ...

Dustin Barton ;

Henry E. Wang , MD, MS;

Jeffrey L. Jarvis , MD, MS, EMT-P;

05/22/2019

Bystander CPR and public access defibrillation are far more meaningful interventions than epinephrine. We shouldn’t lose sight of this as we wring our hands about what to do with epi in cardiac resuscitation. (Photo: Hilary Gates, MAEd, NRP)

Patient Care

The Edge: The Epinephrine Conundrum Revisited

08/31/2021

Jeffrey L. Jarvis , MD, MS, EMT-P;

New literature sheds more light on the heart-vs.-brain dilemma.

New literature sheds more light...

08/31/2021

EMSWorld

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Grand Rounds: Is It Time to Reconsider Ketorolac?

01/10/2021

Jeffrey L. Jarvis , MD, MS, EMT-P;

EMS needs more nonopioid options to manage pain.

EMS needs more nonopioid options...

01/10/2021

EMSWorld

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The Perils of Peri-Intubation Hypoxia

01/01/2019

Jeffrey L. Jarvis , MD, MS, EMT-P;

Disregard for the fundamentals has made this dangerous condition common.

Disregard for the fundamentals...

01/01/2019

EMSWorld

Response, Agency, and Patient Characteristics Associated With EMS Transport Rates

The EMS 9-1-1 transport rate has important implications for current reimbursement practices and risks of negative outcomes related to nontransport. Little research exists regarding factor...

Remle P. Crowe , PhD, NREMT;

David Phillips ;

Jeffrey L. Jarvis , MD, MS, EMT-P;

05/22/2019

If your system doesn’t have a record of high first-pass success with intubation, you should stop intubating cardiac arrests and go straight to an SGA. If you do have high performance, you should include protocols that limit the number of ETI attempts before going to a rescue device.

Patient Care

The Edge: Does First-Pass Intubation Success Matter?

11/29/2021

Jeffrey L. Jarvis , MD, MS, EMT-P;

New data suggests its importance to cardiac arrest outcomes.

New data suggests its importance...

11/29/2021

EMSWorld

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Ronda principal: La fisiopatología de las convulsiones

10/26/2020

Jeffrey L. Jarvis , MD, MS, EMT-P;

¿Qué debería estar en nuestro diferencial al atender a un paciente quien creemos está teniendo una convulsión?

¿Qué debería estar en nuestro...

10/26/2020

EMSWorld

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Resuscitation Roundup: What the Latest Literature Means for EMS

11/28/2018

Jeffrey L. Jarvis , MD, MS, EMT-P;

Some recent research may have implications for your agency’s practices.

Some recent research may have...

11/28/2018

EMSWorld

First-Pass Success Rates of Out-Of-Hospital Advanced Airway Management in Adults and Children

Introduction—Prehospital advanced airway management (AAM, including endotracheal intubation [ETI] and supraglottic airway insertion [SGA]) of children is difficult. Multiple AAM attempts ...

David A. Wampler , PhD, LP, FAEMS;

Henry E. Wang , MD, MS;

Jeffrey L. Jarvis , MD, MS, EMT-P;

05/22/2019