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PUBLISHER
Michelle DuGuay Landers, BSN, MBA, RN
Lt Col (Ret)

Greetings JSOM Subscribers, Our guest medic reviewer this quarter
is Pete Moreno, Navy SOIDC, who is
here has this year gone? The JSOM Team wishes reviewing “Comprehensive Ultrasound
Weveryone a very happy and healthy holiday season. Course for Special Operations Combat
and Tactical Medics.”
EDITORIAL BOARD
The JSOM Editorial Board is still looking for dental, vet-
Michelle D. Landers, Lt Col (Ret) We would love your feedback. Please email podcast@
erinary, and psychology subject matter expert as sociate
editors to review articles that have been submitted to the jsomonline.org.
JSOM for publication. Please contact scott.graverson@
breakawaymedia.org if you are interested.

NEW HANDBOOKS
Find your way to the JSOM Online Store at https://jsom
.us/store for all your medical protocol needs. Available
handbooks are:
• 2021 8th Edition Pararescue Medical Operations
(PJ MED) (waterproof/tearproof paper)
• 2020 Ranger Medic (RMHB) (waterproof/tearproof
paper)
• 2021 Advanced Ranger Medic First Responder (ARFR) (left to right) Bruce Evans, NAEMT president, Dr Warren Dorlac,
th
• 2017 10 Ed of the Advanced Tactical Paramedic Dr BG Prof Elon Glassberg, CAPT Dr Margaret Morgan, and
Protocols Handbook Dennis Rowe, NAEMT Prehospital Trauma Committee chair.
• 2021 Independent Duty Medical Technician (IDMT) NAEMT World Trauma Symposium Features
Protocols
• 2021 Standard Medical Operating Guidelines (SMOG) Internationally Recognized Trauma Experts
The 2021 World Trauma Symposium, held on 5 Octo-
All of the handbooks published by Breakaway Media ber in Atlanta, Georgia, and via live stream, featured
are also available as digital flipbooks. They can be found a stellar lineup of internationally recognized experts
under the Subscriptions tab on our website https://jsom in trauma care—including physicians and EMS practi-
.us/subscribe. tioners from the civilian and military sectors—for a day
of presentations and discussions on cutting-edge trauma
PODCASTS treatments and strategies. Col (Ret) Warren C. Dorlac,
We hope everyone is listening to and benefiting from our MD, FACS, USAF, MC, FS, and medical director for
editorial reviews and special interview podcasts. For this NAEMT’s Prehospital Trauma Life Support program,
fourth quarter, our podcasters have chosen to review the moderated the event. BG Prof. Elon Glassberg, MD,
following Winter articles: IDF Surgeon General, Israeli Defense Forces Medical
Corps, delivered the Scott B. Frame Memorial Lecture.
• Comprehensive Ultrasound Course for Special Advancing Prehospital Trauma Practice was the theme
Operations Combat and Tactical Medics, by
Huma Fatima and colleagues (p. 46) for this year’s symposium. Presentations were made by
• Development of a Swine Polytrauma Model trauma surgeons, emergency physicians, paramedics,
in the Absence of Fluid Resuscitation, by EMS educators, and military leaders. COL (Ret) Brian
Hossam Abdou and colleagues (p. 77) Eastridge, MD, presented Prehospital Civilian Pre-
• Use of Walking Blood Bank at Point of Injury ventable Death, and CAPT Brendon Drew, MD, pre-
During Combat Operations: A Case Report, by sented Tactical Combat Casualty Care Update/Pending
Matthew Gaddy and colleagues (p. 94) Changes in the Guidelines. The 2022 World Trauma
Symposium will be held on 11 October in Orlando, FL,
Our author interview will be with Jonathan Morrison, in conjunction with the EMS World Expo.
PhD (“Development of a Swine Polytrauma Model in the
Absence of Fluid Resuscitation”), from R Adams Cowley We say Hail and Farewell to Section Contributors for Hu-
Shock Trauma Center, University of Maryland Medical man Performance Optimization; please see News To Use
System, Baltimore, MD. (p. 143).

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