We Are EMS: Moral Injury and Fighting for the Soul of the Profession with Sam MaGill
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In this episode of "A Silent War Within," host Kevin Whitsell engages in a profound conversation with Sam, also known as Medic McGill on TikTok, about the evolving field of mobile integrated healthcare and community paramedicine. They explore the challenges and opportunities within EMS, the importance of mental health advocacy, and the shift from saving lives to sustaining them. Sam shares her personal journey in EMS, the impact of moral injury, and the significance of presence and humanity in patient care.
Takeaways
- Mobile integrated healthcare is transforming patient outcomes and system efficiencies.
- Community paramedicine empowers paramedics with dynamic pathways for patient care.
- Mental health advocacy is crucial for first responders to prevent burnout.
- The phrase 'just a paramedic' undermines the profession's value and impact.
- Sustaining lives, rather than saving them, reframes the role of paramedics.
- Presence and humanity in patient care are more impactful than high-risk skills.
- The EMS culture needs to shift from perfectionism to embracing imperfection.
- Paramedics face unique challenges with unfiltered trauma exposure.
- Education and curriculum changes are needed to address burnout in EMS.
- Advocating for EMS boundaries and support is essential for professional growth.
Connect with Sam:
https://www.tiktok.com/@medicmagill
https://www.instagram.com/medicmagill/
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