Creating professional development opportunities for rural & remote #firstresponders Working and learning on unceded Arrernte, Larrakia & Jawoyn land

Joined November 2018
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Have a read of some of the fantastic work women in #paramedicine are doing, in the @ParamedicsUK takeover for #IWD2022 #BreakTheBias linktr.ee/ParamedicsUK
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Thrilled to be part of the @ParamedicsUK takeover for #IWD2022 which showcases some of the brilliant things women are doing in #paramedicine. Have a read here: linktr.ee/ParamedicsUK #BreakTheBias
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🖥️UPCOMING WEBINAR 🖥️ In this up close and personal webinar session, Julie will share her own experiences, whilst teaching you how you can use your own cape and superpowers to be the best version of yourself you can be. Register for the Webinar now at loom.ly/Qo1lBEo
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Members are invited to join us online tomorrow for a free webinar on paramedic wound care delivered by our college's Clinical Education Officer Julie Johnson. This session is suitable for all levels of practice including patient transport officers. Book: bit.ly/Wound-Care-ACP
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We are thrilled to announce that @zainabmalqudah is now officially Dr Zainab Alqudah. Dr Zainab explored the trends and outcomes of traumatic out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in Victoria. Dr Zainab is the very first female Jordanian paramedic to graduate with a PhD. @MonashUni
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Our Paramedic Wellbeing Special Interest Group - in collaboration with @monash_para - invite our members & followers to participate in an online survey exploring the mental health priorities of paramedics and paramedic students. You can participate at bit.ly/mental-health-priorit…
The @CAAAustralasia has announced its first webinar of 2022, featuring guests Dr Graham McClelland (@mcclg) and Dr Ziad Nehme (@Ziad_Nehme1) Join this free online event on Tuesday 22 February by booking at caa.net.au/webinars
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After yesterday's discussion about foreign bodies in ears, it reminded me about another presentation, even more scary than bugs in ears - ingestion of button batteries. So here's an infographic on why we care so much & what to do if your patient might have ingested one. ^^ED
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Relevant not only for anaesthesia care - just as relevant for EM & paramedicine et al
Words matter! Great article in @Anaes_Journal "Implications of nocebo in #anaesthesia care" FREE to access: associationofanaesthetists-p… "The avoidance or mitigation of nocebo needs to be recognised as a core clinical skill in optimising anaesthesia care." Examples below 👇
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We all know the basics of managing asthma Time to level up pre-hospital providers dontforgetthebubbles.com/ast…
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If you’re involved in extrication from either a medical or rescue perspective then we’ve got something that should be of interest… Two new articles. Published today. Free and open access. Massive thanks to everyone involved! tinyurl.com/3xfvckur tinyurl.com/ycyhea6p
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Exciting news. We have added a Community Care Stream to our Masters of Specialist Paramedic Practice. Complete the whole Masters or exit with a Graduate Certificate (1-year). Applications are now open for 2022. handbook.monash.edu/current/… @MonashUni @Monash_FMNHS @SPAHCMonash #
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If your boss has tried to make you work while covid-positive we want to hear from you. DMs open.
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Outback Responders retweeted
Paediatric IV cannulation MEGATHREAD. Everything you need to know to master intravenous cannulation in children in 10 steps:🧵👇
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@ryanparry01 thanks for the tag! @themichaelmcc our college proudly retains a library of 500+ courses tailored toward paramedics. The image below offers a snapshot of some our ECG specific courses - all free to members. Please DM to know more or visit paramedics.org/membership
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If this is how most online teaching makes you feel... ...perhaps you should sign up for our neonate course on the 7th and 8th of February? It's a whole new way of learning together dftbdigital.com/
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Outback Responders retweeted
Hi just a reminder that a standard adult BVM holds around 1500 mL of air. The average adult requires no more than 500 mL per breath. This means you never really need to squeeze more than 1/3 of the bag volume. I cannot stress this enough. Getting this right literally saves lives.
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