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Category Archives: General PH&RM
Clinical Governance Day: Wednesday 28th October 2020
Our next GSA-HEMS Clinical Governance Day will be held on 28th October by video-conference. Please do not attend Bankstown base unless you are presenting or rostered on an operational shift. Dial-in details are available to employees of NSW Health. The … Continue reading
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Education Day: Wednesday 14th October 2020
Our next Education Day will be held on 14th October by video-conference. Please do not attend Bankstown base unless you are presenting, attending a workshop or rostered on an operational shift. Dial-in details are available to employees of NSW Health. The … Continue reading
Clinical Governance Day: Wednesday 30th September 2020
Our next GSA-HEMS Clinical Governance Day will be held on 30th September by video-conference, this will be abridged due to the incomplete month being covered. Please do not attend Bankstown base unless you are presenting or rostered on an operational … Continue reading
Education Day: Wednesday 16th September 2020
The next Education Day will be presented in conjunction with our colleagues at NETS NSW. This is a virtual meeting: please do not present to the Bankstown Base. Dial in details are available to employees of NSW Health. The programme … Continue reading
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Zoll X Series Monitor HR/PR Tone – Deep Dive
‘The patient’s sats were 100% when I pushed the induction drugs. I thought the sats were fine as the pitch of the beeping from the monitor stayed the same, but when I looked back the patient had already started to … Continue reading
