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TXA in Trauma: What You Need to Know from the New Joint Position Statement (2025)
In August 2025, a major joint position statement was released by NAEMSP, ACEP, and the ACS Committee on Trauma regarding tranexamic acid (TXA) use in trauma care. This represents one of the most unified and significant updates to prehospital hemorrhage management in recent years. Here’s what every EMS clinician should know:

John Gomez
Oct 33 min read
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Tactical Medic Maturity Model (TM3): The Emperor Has No Clothes
The Tactical Medic Maturity Model (TM3) was born—to strip away the illusions, challenge the status quo, and provide a structure for what Tactical Medics should be, do, and aspire to become.

John Gomez
Apr 285 min read
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Paradox in the Cold: Hypothermia’s Deceptive Signs
Paradoxical undressing is one of the most deceptive phenomena associated with hypothermia. Patients experiencing moderate to severe hypothermia may suddenly strip off layers of clothing, despite being in freezing conditions.

John Gomez
Apr 2814 min read
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Assertive Inquiry in EMS: A Lifesaving Communication Tool for Tactical Medics
Assertive inquiry isn’t just a communication tool—it’s a lifesaving practice. By combining clear, confident observations with open-ended questions, providers at every level can voice concerns, clarify priorities, and keep patients safe in dynamic, high-pressure environments.

John Gomez
Apr 277 min read
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