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Category Archives: General PH&RM
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
April 29th Education Day Summary
By Dr Chris McLenachan ECMO and COVID-19 The education day started off with Dr Kruit speaking on ECMO in the COVID19 patient. Dr Natalie Kruit is a GSA HEMS Retrieval Specialist and a Cardiac Anaesthetist at Westmead Hospital, Sydney. To … Continue reading
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Education Day – 29th April 2020
This will be a virtual meeting only via videoconferencing – please do not present to Bankstown Base.
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Education Day, April 1st – Summary
By Chris Mclenachan Workflow in suspected C0VID-19 The day started with the GSA HEMS Education Team holding a Q+A on the new Inter-hospital transfer workflow for suspected or confirmed COVID19 patients. The links to the recorded demonstrations of the workflows … Continue reading
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Heart Vs Head: Opening the Box [Emotional Self-Validation]
Following the presentation at April 1st’s education day by Rev. Mark Layson, the Aeromedical chaplain, I thought it might be useful to cross-post this content from the St Emlyn’s blog. In these unusual and challenging times, this is a practical … Continue reading
