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Apr 4

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Mandatory reporting: cure worse than illness?

Mandatory reporting: cure worse than illness? | Medical Journal of Australia #MH4docs https://t.co/mxtcaelXft

— Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) April 3, 2016

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Feb 23

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Coordinating medical emergencies in regional and rural Australia

Cool, Cairns @RoyalFlyingDoc staff. Coordinating medical emergencies in regional and rural Australia https://t.co/ZKQbgMHVW3 via @ABCNews

— Karen Yates (@karenyatesjcu) February 23, 2016

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Jan 25

3 Things I love about Outback Life

I am not your typical outback chick. I often think about all of my fabulous friends up here and have no idea how they do it all. They can ride horses like it is nobodies business, they are so dam…

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Dec 16

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Snakebite in Australia: a practical approach to diagnosis and treatment (December MJA article)

Eastern Brown Snake from Wikimedia site

Apr 2

Dr Richard Levitan’s Famous Cadaver Airway course comes to Oz!

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Dr Levitan delivering a lecture at RFDS Airway skills workshop 2009

Mar 17

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Improving prehospital care in rural Australia – Time to borrow from overseas models? by Dr Tim Leeuwenberg

Feb 17

Royal Flying Doctor Service: Western Australian Story

About Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine

What is PHARM? Its the area of clinical medicine involved with the assessment and stabilisation of acutely ill or injured patients in the prehospital setting, who require transport to definitive care. It requires a wide range of skills and knowledge including emergency medicine, paramedicine, critical care and aeromedicine. The working environments span the entire range of those on our planet and challenges placed on prehospital providers are both demanding, mentally and physically. There is no backup, you are the backup and what you bring with you is all you have. We who work in the area and face these challenges in hostile and austere settings choose to, with the belief that a patient's location should not dictate the level of emergency care they deserve and we can provide. This is the discipline.

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