For interest some of our procedures are available below, although the links on this page are not regularly updated and this blog should not be considered the source of current procedural documents for HEMS employees.
Clinical Helicopter Operating Procedures have been replaced with ‘Clinical Practice Standards’ and are continually being updated. Employees should consult the Air Maestro system for the most current procedures.
Helicopter Operating Procedures (HOPs) – Clinical
Heli-Cli.22 – Mission Documentation
Heli-Cli.21-Pre Hospital Mission Work Flow
Heli-Cli.20 – Controlled Drugs
Heli-Cli.19 – Traumatic Haemorrhage Control
Heli-Cli.17 – Major Incident V2
Heli-Cli.16 – Pre-Hospital Scene Safety
Heli-Cli.14 – Neuro Protection
Heli-Cli.13 – Pre-Hospital Traumatic Brain Injury
Heli-Cli.12 – Difficult Oxygenation
Heli-Cli.11 – Blood Management V2
Heli-Cli.10 – Pronouncing Life Extinct
Heli-Cli.06 – Traumatic Cardiac Arrest
HELI-CLI.05 ECMO Retrieval V2 – approved 14102014
Heli-Cli.03 – Hypertonic Saline
Heli-Cli.02 – Prehospital Emergency Anaesthesia
Heli-Cli .09 – Blunt Thoracic Trauma V2
Supporting Documents
Prehospital Emergency Anaesthesia Manual 3.0
Helicopter Operating Procedures (HOPs) – Non-clinical
HELI.TRG.04 Helo Currency Requirements
HELI.OPS.30 Incident Location Identification
HELI.OPS.29 Mission Concern Process
HELI.OPS.28 Priority Responses
HELI.OPS.27 Bariatric Transfers
HELI.OPS.24 Winch Communications
HELI.OPS.22 Sydney Base Response Procedure
HELI.OPS.21 Bankstown Airport Incidents
HELI.OPS.05 Aeromedical Mission Planning
HELI.OPS.09 Post Mission Documentation
HELI.OPS.15 Hospital Notification
HELI.OPS.16 Crew Availability and Sign On
HELI.OPS.17 Daily Check Shift Briefings
HELI.OPS.18 Helicopter DTW Radio
HELI.OPS.19 In Cabin Personnel Security
HELI.OPS.03 Aeromedical Tasking Process
HELI.OPS.02 Aeromedical Code+1 Exercise Readiness
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