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Integrating Simulation-Based Exercises into Public Health Emergency Management Curricula.
Natasha Sanchez Cristal, Noel Metcalf, Debra Kreisberg, Charles M Little

Disaster Med Public Health Prep· August 2019

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Using Rapid Improvement Events for Disaster After-Action Reviews: Experience in a Hospital Information Technology Outage and Response.
Charles M Little, Christopher McStay, Justin Oeth, April Koehler, Kelly Bookman

Prehosp Disaster Med· February 2018

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Preparing Emergency Physicians for Acute Disaster Response: A Review of Current Training Opportunities in the US.
Bhakti Hansoti, Dylan S Kellogg, Sara J Aberle, Morgan C Broccoli, Jeffrey Feden, Charles M Little

Prehosp Disaster Med· December 2016

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Hydroxocobalamin and epinephrine both improve survival in a swine model of cyanide-induced cardiac arrest.
Vikhyat S Bebarta, Rebecca L Pitotti, Patricia S Dixon, Sandra Valtier, Luis Esquivel, Charles M Little

Ann Emerg Med· October 2012

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Vasopressors in cardiac arrest: a systematic review.
Todd M Larabee, Kirsten Y Liu, Jenny A Campbell, Charles M Little

Resuscitation· August 2012

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A novel hands-free carotid ultrasound detects low-flow cardiac output in a swine model of pulseless electrical activity arrest.
Todd M Larabee, Charles M Little, Balasundar I Raju, Eric Cohen-Solal, Ramon Erkamp

Am J Emerg Med· November 2011

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Intraosseous infusion of ice cold saline is less efficacious than intravenous infusion for induction of mild therapeutic hypothermia in a swine model of cardiac arrest.
Todd M Larabee, Jenny A Campbell, Fred A Severyn, Charles M Little

Resuscitation· May 2011

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An improvised oxygen supply system for pandemic and disaster use.
Charles M Little, Mark Merritt, Allen Wentworth

Acad Emerg Med· June 2009

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Vasopressin alone or with epinephrine may be superior to epinephrine in a clinically relevant porcine model of pulseless electrical activity cardiac arrest.
Charles M Little, Mia H Marietta, Kathleen Peng, Kennon Heard, Miguel Fragoso

Am J Emerg Med· November 2006

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Prehospital interventions to improve neurological outcome following cardiac arrest.
Charles M Little, Norman A Paradis, Kennon Heard

Semin Neurol· September 2006

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Compared to angiotensin II, epinephrine is associated with high myocardial blood flow following return of spontaneous circulation after cardiac arrest.
Charles M Little, Mark G Angelos, Norman A Paradis

Resuscitation· December 2003

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