London frontline medic. Caring for the people of London on a daily basis.
London, England
Joined February 2016
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Great work well done all involved @BTPUnderground @BTPFry @BTPStratford
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Well done is it just Hainault today what about Gants Hill and Redbridge ? How many officers are visiting today? xitter.cf/btpunderground/status/…
Well done guys, the big launch day hope you get to speak with lots of commuters, is it just Hainault today?, what about Gants Hill and Redbridge will you be visiting them too how many officers does you team have? xitter.cf/btpunderground/status/…
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Are you a UK police officer? Then please take a couple of minutes to complete our first aid survey. You don’t have to be a #PoliceMedic, this ones for everyone! surveymonkey.com/r/LH6NW6N
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ICYMI @_DF42’s fifth blog from @TacTrauma17, asking if there’s a place for doctors in the hot zone? policemedics.weebly.com/blog…
@Obidoc @RomeoDelta66 @ResusPadawan @TotalResus @airdoc @FPHCEd @DorsetTraumaDoc @NARU_org @BASICS_HQ @emcrit @DipROM2
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PC Mark Fennell is a police medic and on the night of London Bridge, he made incredible efforts to save lives, helping to set up a makeshift triage area for casualties.
He is commended for his bravery.
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On the night of London Bridge, PC James Packwood carried an injured man away from danger and travelled with him to the hospital. He then returned to the scene to perform his duty. He is commended for his courage.
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PC Stuart Poulter and a colleague ran to the scene and treated a lot of injured casualties alongside colleagues from the emergency services, providing comfort and support.
He is commended for his bravery.
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PC Wayne Marques ran to the scene when he heard screams at London Bridge. He confronted the terrorists, armed only with a baton, and was seriously injured in the process. He is highly commended for his bravery that night.
Brave officers that protect us all. xitter.cf/btp/status/93772644083…
Proud to represent BTP and honoured to stand alongside our colleagues from @metpoliceuk and @CityPolice today.
#WeWorkWithHeroes
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A very smart looking St Petersburg Fire Rescue Heavy Rescue 4 for #FireTruckFriday #StPetersburg #Florida #Firetruck
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STEM event teaches teens about having a healthy heart crwd.fr/2Bn7cxg
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If you're feeling down (or worse) you can send a text to 07725909090 and a @samaritans volunteer will text back for a chat.
Some people don't like talking on the phone and find it difficult to open up to their friends and family.
Please RT this to spread the word.
#ItsOkNotToBeOk
Any of your medics have these @BTPNetworkResp xitter.cf/policemedics/status/93…
Help identify yourself as a #policemedic to colleagues and other pre-hospital providers, whilst giving money to a great charity! blackratmerchandise.co.uk/10…
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"The more visible the security, the less visible your scooter is to thieves: adding extra security makes it harder for them to steal." Hard-hitting video urging riders of scooters, motorcycles and mopeds to use more security to avoid the theft of their vehicles #BeSafe
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Shiftwork is bad for your health - it takes about 5 years once you stop working shifts to mitigate the increased health risks.
#EMTA17 @DrMikeFarquhar
Could be useful during sim training @BTPNetworkResp do you use similar ? xitter.cf/firstaidadvice/status/…
During cold weather it's important to look out for those around you, particularly older neighbours and relatives, to help them stay well nhs.uk/staywell
