@NetFlorist please stop sending me emails. I have unsubscribed from receiving emails from you 4 times. If you do not stop emailing me I will be forced to go to the Advertising Regulatory Board and lay a complaint.
@MichaelSun168 What are YOU as the MMC of Public safety going to do to protect paramedics in your City?? Reactive threats of the ‘full might of the law’ will not protect those currently risking their lives to deliver basic services to the most vulnerable.
4 year old, Madison has some thoughts for Princess Jasmine:
“ A princess doesn’t need a prince to rescue her, she can rescue herself”
"Jasmine needs to go see the world by herself...Jasmine can just go by herself,"
"You don't need a boy to take you to see the whole world”
Say hello to the very first Higher Certificate in Emergency Care class. Currently doing orientation and will start class on Monday. Good luck for the year. I am sure you will make our province proud.
Did a CME on ethics at Netcare. Interesting to here practitioners views on ethical topics like withdrawing CPR, driving speed to calls, and patient practitioner confidentiality. Looking forward to more projects like this between services.
@caleb_gage I see that you talking about people’s views. But I don’t think euthanasia is premeditated murder. If you have a right to life you should have a right to death. And there are some abortions I don’t think should be classified as murder either
Getting the ball rolling with training updates for the new CPGs. Lebone has been running a Trainer program for our base managers in order for them to be ready to start training their staff at they bases. Excited for the changes to come to the industry
Newer research by Dr Kool suggests potentially survivable pre-hospital deaths still sits around 40%. This reflects 139 people per year #kool#injuryNZ18@Aucklandhems
I am currently assisting with some lectures on the AEA program. During my lecture I noticed that the class was getting sleepy. The students were tired because they had done PT before class. So I asked them to stand up and move around the classroom to wake up a bit.
When I asked them to go back to their seats, they said they would remain standing because it helped keep them awake. So I conducted the rest of the lecture with the students standing. The students were more interactive and happy and they felt included in the lesson.
When I was a student I treated a patient who had been involved in an MVA on a cold Joburg winter’s morning. He needed to be extricated What I remember most about that call was that the patient asked for a blanket before analgesia #keepyourpatientswarm
Interesting article on the management of accidental hypothermia in EMJ. Hypothermia is something we often forget to manage in the pre-hospital setting, especially in Africa.
Great article in Annals of Emergency Medicine with a current look at fluid strategies and upcoming trial. I still think a restrictive approach to fluids will be the way of the future and I think the CLOVERS trial will have similar results as the FEAST, SSSPT and CLASSIC.