Peter

PHEM Doctor and GPViews are my own.

[Peter @imcaredoc]

#traumacareconference2021 Thanks for the great presentations today!

[Peter @imcaredoc]

Programme looks excellent! Looking forward to it!

[Trauma Care Charity UK @TraumaCareUK]

Have you got your Ticket for the Trauma Care Conference ? Available today at https://t.co/7kKurhy1FA Tickets from as little as £4.99 for members and £19.99 non members or a 5 Day Pass for only £49.99. Don't miss out this great opportunity with over 100 streams #TRAUMACARE2021

[Duncan Bew @duncanbew]

Remembering today all those whose lives were devestated by the 7/7 london terrorist attacks, and my colleagues in the emergency services who risked their own lives to save others #7/7

[The BMJ @bmj_latest]

Covid-19: How to conduct a remote assessment in primary care. Here's guidance from @trishgreenhalgh @ejosipcar with a #BMJInfographic @will_s_t https://t.co/fdrzQmX6vH

[Frank Bruno MBE 🇬🇧 @frankbrunoboxer]

God bless you all 🙏🏾

[London Ambulance Service HART @LAS_HART]

Please, slow down. With quieter roads we have witnessed an increase in speeding motorists. In the event of a road traffic collision you will further burden the already stretched @Ldn_Ambulance and NHS, as well as other emergency services.
#London #NHS #RoadSafety #COVID2019

[citizenAID @ThecitizenAID]

Deciding who to treat first at the scene of a mass-casualty incident can be a daunting situation. Using #citizenAID's pocket guide, or free, downloadable app can guide you through this scary process

[citizenAID @ThecitizenAID]

Our message is a simple one, but essential in an incident where there are mass casualties.

Be Prepared, Not Scared.

By downloading and going through our free app, your actions in emergency situations could mean the difference between life and death

[citizenAID @ThecitizenAID]

The moment an incident occurs, before treating any injured people, or dealing with a handover to emergency services, the first thing to do is:

RUN, HIDE, TELL.

Then, when safe to do so, start treatment.

Download our free app for more details.

#bepreparednotscared

[citizenAID @ThecitizenAID]

Picture this scenario:
You've had to call for the emergency services as a result of a high-trauma incident. The paramedics arrive on the scene, ready to take over from your triage management. What do you say?

Follow MIST, available on our free app, for a step-by-step guide.

[Peter @imcaredoc]

@phccinfo @NAEMT_ @Polaris_Academy Great course, excellent faculty. Enjoyed training with a brilliant team and learned a lot from everyone. Thank you!

[citizenAID @ThecitizenAID]

In the event of a high-trauma incident, paramedics or emergency services can't always treat immediately.
During that gap, you may be able to help someone in need of treatment. Take a look below, and download our free app for an interactive guide to help in these situations.

[citizenAID @ThecitizenAID]

Today is @30Days30WaysUK ‘Prepared App’ day and citizenAID have been given the opportunity to promote our free app. The app is a handheld system for managing the scene of a mass casualty incident and provides instruction on how to treat life threatening injuries

[citizenAID @ThecitizenAID]

One of our Ambassadors Dr Ian Pallister was on @BBCCrimewatch today to discuss citizenAID and the importance of knowing how to control life threatening bleeding

[Tim Hodgetts CBE QHS @ArmyHealthAdv]

Warms my heart to see battlefield first aid skills being used to save lives at home. If you don’t have the kit, it’s ok to improvise—and an improvised tourniquet can save lives @ThecitizenAID

[Peter @imcaredoc]

@BendyBen999 Stay strong, dude!

[citizenAID @ThecitizenAID]

Following an attack with a corrosive substance the priority must be to apply copious amounts of water in order to remove as much of the substance as possible.

[Peter @imcaredoc]

@lardyc7 Echo your thoughts Lee. A difficult day that we will all remember. Proud to have worked with such a great team.

[Police Medics @PoliceMedics]

Fourteen years on we remember those killed in the 7/7 London Bombings and give our thanks for all those who ran towards danger.

[London Ambulance Service @Ldn_Ambulance]

Today marks 14 years since the 7/7 attacks in London.

We remember those who died and all who were affected. Our thoughts are also with the loved ones of those who died and were injured.