Flatline to Lifeline With Dr. Long

Consider a world where increasing survival rates in patients typically deemed dead on arrival could be the norm. Is dead actually dead? Is it an assumption or a fact? In Flatline to Lifeline we explore the very real potential for survival within the medical field of trauma and near-death experiences.

During his 50-year career, Dr. Long and his team radically altered the approach to trauma care by applying simple principles in profound ways. We hope to educate the general public and inspire medical practices worldwide to acknowledge and adopt these life-saving approaches to trauma care, because when the need is greatest for the patient, saving time saves lives.

Guest

Lindsey Kealey

Lindsey Kealey is the author of PAWsitive Choices Social and Emotional Learning and teaches in the education department at Oregon State University-Cascades. She earned a Bachelor’s of Science in Human Development and Family Sciences with an emphasis in child development and holds a Masters of Arts in Teaching from Oregon State University-Cascades. Her university work, as well as her experience teaching in public schools, helped her craft a curriculum that integrates neuroscience, social and emotional learning, and problem solving into a program that helps children thrive.

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