Clinical Contributions
Advancing the Field. Together.
At Boston MedFlight, our commitment to clinical excellence doesn’t end at the bedside. Our teams are actively contributing to the advancement of critical care and transport medicine through groundbreaking research, peer-reviewed publications, and collaborative innovation.
In an industry where real-time care often overshadows long-term study, Boston MedFlight stands out. We take what we see and learn in the field—and we bring it to the broader medical community to help improve care everywhere.
Collaborative Research,
Real-World Impact
Our team has contributed to dozens of publications in the fields of critical care, emergency medicine, and transport medicine. Our work helps inform not only how care is delivered today—but how it will be delivered tomorrow.
This research is not the work of a few—it’s a team effort. Nurses, paramedics, physicians, communications specialists, and leadership all play a role in identifying areas of exploration and sharing what we learn with the world.
From studies on prehospital airway management and ECMO transport, to pioneering approaches to sepsis, pediatric care, and flight crew safety, our work is shaping the standards of care across critical care transport.
Explore a few of our team’s recent publications:
Why It Matters
Our commitment to research and clinical publications is about one thing: improving care. The insights we share help other clinicians, lead to better outcomes, and push the entire field of transport medicine forward.
In this line of work, it’s easy to focus only on the moment—on delivering care in high-pressure situations and moving on to the next. Many organizations like ours don’t have the capacity—or make the time—to step back and study the work. But we believe it’s essential. Because the only way to get better is to ask hard questions, challenge assumptions, and share what we learn.
And what we learn doesn’t just come from academic credentials. Some of our most meaningful contributions come from clinicians without advanced degrees, but with unmatched real-world experience. Their insights are grounded in lived expertise—and they’re changing the way care is delivered.
