Stormy Course: Managing Endocrine Emergencies in the Prehospital Setting

Thursday, April 23
Endocrine emergencies are often underrecognized in the prehospital environment, yet their rapid identification and management can be life-saving. From adrenal crises to myxedema coma, thyroid storm, and severe hypoglycemia, these conditions can present subtly but deteriorate rapidly-posing a unique challenge for EMS providers. This class will equip prehospital clinicians with the knowledge and tools to recognize and respond to endocrine disasters in the field. Through case-based discussions, real-world scenarios, and practical decision-making frameworks, we'll explore how to stabilize the storm before it reaches the hospital doors. Prepare to rethink your approach to some of the most time-sensitive and high-stakes medical emergencies in EMS.
Speakers
Mohamed Hagahmed
Mohamed Hagahmed, Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine and EMS Medical Director - Mt. Lebanon and Dromont Fire Departments