We’re back with the second part of our interviews with researchers from the NAEMSP 2022 conference in San Diego. In this episode, Dr. Jarvis interviews Dr. Brian Miller from Fort Worth, Texas, about his work on “MCD Walk,” i.e., the case of the migratory Lucas device, Dr. Sarah Frances McClure from UT San Antonio about the impact of EMS leadership engagement on a medic’s decision to get vaccinated against COVID-19, and finally Dr. Jim Menegazzi from Pitt about sodium bicarb in EMS Witnessed cardiac arrest.Abstracts:“MCD Walk” – Mechanical Compression Device Migration Leading to Inadequate Compression Depth.Kerby Johnson, BS, NRPWilliam Gleason, BS, LPBrian Miller, MD, FACEP, FAEMSVeer Vithalani, MD, FACEP, FAEMSOffice of the Medical Director, Metropolitan Area EMS Authority, Fort Worth, Texas EMS Leadership Presence Positively Influences EMS Provider’s Decision to Receive the COVID-19 VaccineSarah Frances McClure, DO, FAWM, NRPBryan Everitt, MD, NRPMark Sparkman, MDDavid Wampler, PhD, LPCourtney Wenzell, EMT-PUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Dept of Emergency Medicine & San Antonio FD Sodium Bicarbonate Use in EMS-Witnessed Out-of-Hospital Cardiac ArrestSara M. NiederbergerRemle Crowe, PhD, EMTDavid D. Salcido, PhDJames J. Menegazzi, PhDUniversity of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Dept of Emergency Medicine, & ESO If you like the show, please give us a 5-star rating wherever you get your podcasts. Did you know our podcast is on YouTube, too? Check us out and subscribe on the FlightBridgeED channel. Drop your questions/comments/suggestions for future pods at:[email protected] or @DrJeffJarvis

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