@Kehoe8701@TheLeeMcLaren Take a look at @keatingteam1’s ATMIST checklist cards mate, I’ve kept a set in my pocket most of my career. Great little slate card for writing your handover on in sharpie so it’s not damaged or accidentally smudged, then a quick wipe with nail varnish remover and all done.
I can accept the difficulty of on-scene pediatric termination.
It takes skill and a keen situational awareness.
What I won't accept is the "scoop and run" with pediatric arrest.
We owe it to the children.
We owe it to their families.
We must do better.
Paramedics:
it’s because we spend half the shift ramped and a culture of punitive justice has made everyone scared of getting in trouble so we spend longer on scene documenting and on the phone to a decreasing number of community health providers.
Executives:
It’s a mystery !
Here’s another pulmonary physiology question that *everyone* who gives O2 to patients ought to know:
What is the primary mechanism by which supplemental oxygen can increase PaCO2 in someone with severe COPD?
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In 2023, our team faced our busiest year with a record-breaking 112 incidents, and we wanted to share a small snippet of the past 12 months with you.
All of us from Hampshire Search & Rescue Dogs would like to wish you a happy and safe 2024.
#HSARDogs#247Volunteers
@Celtic_medic @MichaelGagaHale Especially when it’s an ambulance service role and the interview/assessment day they offer you is in 4 days time, in the middle of the week…
🐕❤️ In Loving Memory of Zak (2008-2023) ❤️🐕
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Zak, a remarkable Border Collie and our friend, who dedicated his life to the noble cause of search and rescue.
Serving for 11 years before retirement in 2020.
@SearchDogZak
As normal after our UKRO adventures we will break down the scenarios along with the learning & experiences.
We firmly believe Ukro isn’t just about the competition team improving but the cascading of that learning back into service to improve FF & victim safety & experience.