In memory of Dr John Hinds
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Posthumous “BBC Get Inspired” Unsung Hero award for ‘Flying Doctor’ John Hinds – The Irish News https://t.co/5K3rVJY3i3
— Rod Cape (@rodcapeuk) December 17, 2015
Flying doctor’s family receive award https://t.co/cG5dFysi4d
— BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) December 17, 2015
Australian Motor Cycle News yearbook 2015. “Real Flying Doctors”. @DocJohnHinds pic.twitter.com/1BEk59FUqV
— brian burns (@HawkmoonHEMS) December 12, 2015
New Podcast: @paramedic_al talks Paramedic Registration @AusParamedics @EMSWorldNews https://t.co/LqBMGjZaxr pic.twitter.com/YSTpMqzBp6
— Word on the Street (@wotsukrobl) December 16, 2015
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Podcast Ep 5 – Community – @paramedic_al & the #EMSWolfpack https://t.co/HJ7EUflf2T @emscritcare #EMSNation #FOAMems pic.twitter.com/9f7W9hKVCZ
— EMS Nation (@EMS_Nation) December 16, 2015
Should #paramedics be armed in #Australia? https://t.co/ai1V24Hjh1 pic.twitter.com/a7vS1Mfkqv
— Team Australia EMS (@TeamAusEms) December 16, 2015
Zombie infections: epidemiology, treatment, and prevention | best #FOAMed paper this year, by far! 🙂 https://t.co/KAI1UQ2Zus
— Youri Yordanov (@YordaYou) December 15, 2015
prehospital intubation by inexperienced linked 2 death when cpw no intubation or intubation after hospital arrival https://t.co/JwNBOThZfI
— Dr Pierre Bradley (@lowebrad) December 15, 2015
If you are talking about things which don’t have a huge amount of evidence but need an answer you try to achieve consensus. Here’s a little thing from Andrew Weatherall (@AndyDW_) on a recent animal wrangling publication on paediatric regional anaesthetic hot topics. Creative people can be inspirational. They can be irritating. They can astonish and […]
How first medic on scene responded to San Bernardino shooting https://t.co/rrcxWO4JoX pic.twitter.com/kLEMNn84xR
— EMS1 (@EMS1) December 13, 2015
EMS Paramedic beaten in the back of the ambulance. Patient hit him 60 times. "There was nowhere to run." https://t.co/LfWYN6Vk3A
— NYC EMS Website (@NYCEMSwebsite) December 12, 2015
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 
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