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Posts Tagged ‘Mind Set’

Emergency Trauma: Where Do You Even Start?

By Brian McLaughlin | September 9, 2021 | 2

One of the hardest things about trauma medicine is knowing where to begin. If you aren’t somebody who uses these skills on the regular, like an EMT or Paramedic, then…

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Daydreams Helped Me in Combat. The Science:

By Brian McLaughlin | March 19, 2021 | 0

You might’ve gotten into trouble for it in school, but daydreaming can be great for your survival. I learned this the hard way as a method of keeping myself present…

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Handling Emergencies Like a Pro: Part 2

By Brian McLaughlin | August 22, 2020 | 0

In Part 1 of Handling Emergencies Like a Pro, we talked about how to make a quick plan on the way to the casualty. Professionals do this all the time…

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A War Medic’s Tips for Avoiding Panic

By Brian McLaughlin | March 3, 2020 | 0

It’s easy to understand that dealing with trauma is stressful. Emergencies are usually unexpected, and the surprise of a life-threatening injury can throw even a normally calm person into panic.…

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