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We need to revamp our approach to the agitated patient.

Our goal is to reduce the risk of death associated with the restraint of agitated individuals. Eric Jaeger, JD, NRP is a national expert in the management of agitated patients and death-in-custody. We offer evidence-based, high-quality education designed to help you revamp your approach to the agitated patient and behavioral emergencies.
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Ryan Overberger DO, MS, EMT-PHP:
"I truly believe that this talk will save lives over the next few years as these concepts are rolled out in the clear and concise way that you have structured them."
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Casey Patrick, MD:
"Thank you for your education and expertise. Stellar content and delivery, and the feedback gathered from crews has been overwhelmingly positive."

Dedicated to the hard work that needs to be done at the intersection of society and emergency medicine.

Practical, evidence-based education

We provide education for EMS providers, police officers and emergency department physicians and nurses on enhancing the safety of managing agitated individuals.

Paired with hands-on, simulation training

Our state-of-the-art online lectures can be paired with hands-on, simulation-based training at your agency to enhance the learning experience.

Reduce your risk of liability and injury

Our training can dramatically reduce the risk of liability and injury associated with the restraint and sedation of an agitated individual.

Risk mitigation & liability reduction for your agency

Adverse outcomes during restraint & sedation events often result in multi-million-dollar losses. Our training reduces risk of liability. Learn more.
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Our Courses

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The Financial Cost of Restraint
& Sedation Deaths
$374 Million     Settlements & verdicts in connection with restraint deaths
1,000 Deaths   Over the course of a decade
                           AP News, Lethal Restraint 2024
The majority of these deaths occur during law enforcement encounters. People have also died in ambulances, hospitals, prisons, psychiatric facilities, hotels and even cruise ships while restrained by security guards, clinical staff and bystanders.  
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News Reporting

featuring Eric Jaeger

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PBS Frontline: Documenting Police Use of Force

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AP News:
Lethal Restraint

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NBC News: A Baltimore man died after being sedated & restrained.

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