During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, ER nurses were faced with taking care of ICU-level patients more frequently and for longer periods of time, highlighting the need to be confident with the medications needed to help care for these high-acuity patients.

ACLS and Emergency medications can be difficult to keep up to date on if you don’t use them regularly. This presentation goes into a little greater detail than the ACLS section of the Down and Dirty of Critical Meds in the ER presenttion.

These common drips, generally found in the ICU, will occasionally make their way into the ER as well. This goes into greater detail than the drip medication section of the Down and Dirty of Critical Meds in the ER presentation

Getting used to EKGs can be a challenge, but once you get the basics, the rest quickly fall into place.

There are so many ways to assess your patient’s hemodynamics than invasive monitors, but they do help! Let’s talk basics to advanced!

Trauma is such a broad topic, but it is something that has great potential to explore and improve your skills.

Giving blood is one of those things we do regularly, but its also one of the most regulated interventions we perform, make sure you’re up on the best practices.

Sometimes, giving blood needs to happen in a hurry, but just because it needs to happen fast doesn’t mean it it can’t be done safely! Here are some quick tips for the MTP.

Between the ER and the ICU, we are often the restrain experts; make sure you are able to speak to this intervention with confidence