Clinical decision-making for paramedics and EMS training leads: case breakdowns, protocol notes and what the data says, written with emergency physicians.
29 articles
Real ECGs on the monitor, decision-level records instead of quiz scores, and before-and-after evidence for services. Here is how Imedica uses data today, where it's heading, and why it matters.
By Imedica Clinical Team
PTB-XL is one of the largest open 12-lead ECG datasets. Here's what it contains, how we chose 30 strips from it, and why one lead on a monitor isn't a 12-lead diagnosis.
A plain count of every dataset behind Imedica: what we generate ourselves, what we borrow from open research, how big each one really is, and which ones customers never see.
EMS-MCQA is a large open bank of EMS multiple-choice questions. We use it inside the company to draft assessments, and here's why none of its questions reach paramedics as they are.
EMSDialog is an open set of EMS call conversations, both real and synthetic. We use it inside the company to study how calls unfold and to draft scenarios. Here's exactly how, and the licence limit we work within.
AI can make clinical training faster and more personal. It can also be confidently wrong. Here is where we think the line should sit, and how Imedica draws it.
Up to half of inferior MIs involve the right ventricle. Here's why that changes the nitro decision, how V4R finds it in under a minute, and what to do when the pressure drops.
Births in the back of an ambulance are uncommon, which is exactly why they unsettle experienced crews. A case-based walk through delivery, shoulder dystocia and postpartum haemorrhage.
Most seizures stop on their own. The ones that don't get harder to stop with every minute. Here's how to think about time, benzodiazepines, the airway and the glucose check.