Tag Archives: prehospital
Keep your hands off our Ambos!
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Well, look at that mechanism of injury!
The C-Collar/Spinal Precaution debate.Vid sums it up. https://t.co/uhYLuMhMmK @KangarooBeach @ketaminh @Buck_Reed @paramedic_al @EMS_Junkie — Michael Borrowdale (@SimNinja3688) May 20, 2015
Taking Australia’s Green Whistle to the world
European ambos could soon have an iconic Aussie invention for aid in emergencies: http://t.co/1q5Ci95HG0 ^EL pic.twitter.com/WpR3G6qnxQ — CSIRO (@CSIROnews) May 8, 2015
Airway Lessons from the Austere Environment by Dr Brent May
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Significant modification of traditional rapid sequence induction improves safety and effectiveness of pre-hospital trauma anaesthesia
Head Injury Retrieval Trial published!
SPEEDBOMB: A simple and rapid checklist for Prehospital Rapid Sequence Induction
@KangarooBeach @duminco @Quilted_Llama @JulianOwenEM @ketaminh pic.twitter.com/5mmNRqoKmV — Tash (@skimightythings) December 17, 2014
EMS Management of Patients with Potential Spinal Injury
Rigid spine boards for immobilization. They knew it was garbage 15 years ago ! Hasnt changed http://t.co/K32PuJzHnt pic.twitter.com/CyuVZXXEz3 — Mike Abernethy (@FLTDOC1) January 9, 2015
Transportation Issues in Prehospital & Retrieval Medicine by Dr Brian Burns
Prehospital care : the future – Habig (SMACCGOLD)
Prehospital Use of IM Ketamine for Sedation of Violent and Agitated Patients
Prehospital volunteering in Vanuatu
Bringing the ED to the patient!
When Harry fell hard on his wrist we flew the emergency department to him saving his family a 5hr car ride @ketaminh pic.twitter.com/2h0lYJCjF5 — Royal Flying Doctor (@RoyalFlyingDoc) November 7, 2014
Auckland HEMS prehospital blood transfusion – coming soon to a helicopter near you
Originally posted on Auckland HEMS:
Bloody hell. Pretty much summarizes the severe traumas that define the essence of our trade. And sometimes, the answer to critical bleeding is to give blood. We are grateful to our colleagues at Sydney HEMS, who advise: “blood is provided to transfuse patients with life-threatening bleeding after meticulous attention to hemorrhage…
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 