We close the year with the return of Dr Amish Raval, a trusted voice in our series and a steady guide in the care of cardiac emergencies.

Acute coronary syndromes and cardiac arrests continue to be some of the toughest calls for EMS and emergency teams. These situations move fast. The signs can be subtle. The consequences of delay are real.

This session takes a direct look at the ECG patterns that matter, the look alikes that can mislead even seasoned clinicians, and the early clues that signal a patient who is drifting toward a dangerous rhythm. Dr Raval will also walk through the decision points that shape out of hospital cardiac arrest, including when to act, what to prioritize, and when advanced support becomes necessary as the patient moves toward definitive care.

This hour is built for EMS crews, ED staff, and transport clinicians who want a clear, steady approach to the real world cardiac cases that never look as tidy as the textbook.

There is no cost for this activity.

This CE activity is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Pre Hospital Continuing Education for 1 Advanced CEH.

This is the first offering in our CAPCE accredited program, with more planned as we expand our options for EMS education across our system.

Join us as we strengthen the way we recognize, interpret, and manage cardiac emergencies across the field to hospital continuum.

To register for the live event go to: “Heart in Crisis:” Advanced STEMI Recognition and Cardiac Arrest Management.