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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AMEHigh" data-source="post: 22101051" data-attributes="member: 215742">For those more familiar with EMS. What are the protocols in regards to continuing life saving efforts in the field vs bringing the patient to the ED?When I did my ED rotations in med school and residency, it seemed like there were def patients brought in to the ED who were pretty much clearly dead but EMS was still doing chest compressions so the doctor's could pronounce the death. Has this changed due to covid?I wonder what the full story of this case is.Medics tried "life-saving efforts" on the woman for about half an hour, said Southfield Fire Chief Johnny Menifee said. But the woman showed "no signs of life."Fieger said a godmother of the woman, who works in the medical field, was at the house at the time and told authorities that Beauchamp was not dead. But they allegedly argued that the movements were involuntary, a reaction to the life-saving efforts just applied, Fieger added.[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/oakland-county/2020/08/25/southfield-woman-found-alive-detroit-funeral-home/5632884002/[/URL]</blockquote>

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