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Case Studies in EMS: A Reflective Approach is an extensive guide for emergency medical services training using case studies as the primary teaching tool. Subjects covered in part 1, case studies, include: cardiac dysrhythmias, cardiac arrest, trauma, overdose, psychiatric, medical, disability, childbirth, pediatrics, geriatrics, capacity and special considerations. Part 2 provides reference guides for various conditions referenced in the case studies with considerations for EMS providers.

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Katherine Koch, MEd, PhD, NRP, is an Associate Professor of Special Education at St. Mary’s College of Maryland. She specializes in teaching courses on special education, including intellectual and learning disabilities, emotional and behavioral disorders, instructional methods, and research design. Dr. Koch is the author of EMS Response to Patients with Special Needs: Assessment, Treatment, and Transport, a textbook that bridges the fields of emergency medical services and disability. In addition to her academic work, she serves as a volunteer paramedic with the St. Mary’s County Advanced Life Support Unit, bringing firsthand clinical experience to both her teaching and research.

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