Emergency Medical Dispatcher-Directed vs. Emergency Medical Services Field Provider-Directed Aspirin Administration

Greg Scott, Christopher Olola, Jan Althoff, Jean M. Early, Whitney Burr, Lindy Curtis, Nikki Anderson, Matthew Miko, Jeff Clawson

Apr 30, 2026|Research Posters

For suspected acute myocardial infarction (AMI) and unstable angina patients, prehospital aspirin (ASA) administration has been the standard of care by Emergency Medical Services (EMS) field providers.

Bystanders had naloxone on hand in less than 1 in 3 calls to 9-1-1 for suspected overdose

Joel Rowe, Chris Olola, PhD, Laurel O'Connor, Bryon Schultz,, Greg Scott, Matthew Miko, Alexander Ulintz

Apr 30, 2026|Research Posters

Opioid overdoses remain a leading cause of preventable death. Early recognition, access to naloxone, and 9-1-1 activation are critical elements in the chain of survival.

Emergency Medical Dispatcher-Directed vs. Emergency Medical Services Field Provider-Directed Aspirin Administration

Greg Scott, Christopher Olola, Jan Althoff, Jean M. Early, Whitney Burr, Lindy Curtis, Nikki Anderson, Matthew Miko, Jeff Clawson

Apr 28, 2026|Research Posters

For suspected acute myocardial infarction (AMI) and unstable angina patients, prehospital aspirin (ASA) administration has been the standard of care by Emergency Medical Services (EMS) field providers.