A great opportunity to join the Clinical Training team @RNLI in the Ireland Region. Ideally suited to a PHECC registered Paramedic/AP who would like to move into full-time training. delivering training at Lifeboat Stations around the Coast of Ireland. https://t.co/baN9iFE955
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@TomClonan Medical cover at home and abroad is currently highly questionable. With the massive exodus of medical staff (all ranks and medical grades), safety is a big concern. Winging it is the current DF policy.
@ConorHogarty@MichealMartinTD The embarrassment continues. One incompetent minister after another. They've destroyed the DF and still have the neck to show up at Barracks around the country and demand a welcome. No shame.
@RobGilbey Incompetence & neglect.... I think somebody has to die before we have a fleet purchased, that is usually the criteria for new purchases.
We are experiencing a large volume of calls at this time and ask that you please be patient as we deal with the most serious injuries and illnesses first. Please consider other options as non-life threatening incidents have substantial wait times. In an emergency call 999/112.
It is with deep regret that Óglaigh na hÉireann can confirm the death of one of our peacekeepers in a serious incident in Lebanon last night.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.
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Our scoping review of prehospital CPRIC guidelines, hot off the presses.
How does your service manage CPRIC?
Free link: https://t.co/XQ8HuVItTy
Great work @AlexOlaussen, @CarlosLipscome, @mattshep71, @RunMedic, @BBeovich, Eystein Grusd, and Don Rice.
Delphi study coming soon!
Chest wall injuries due to cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the effect on in-hospital outcomes in survivors of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest https://t.co/4kRiKrfDB8
Fascinating comparison between NHS outcomes (awful) and Ireland (similar/better than EU average) @jburnmurdoch . In the U.Ireland debate it's taken as a "matter of faith" that NHS is the better system.The facts below tell a different story. Interesting to see how this progresses.