Extreme Medical Training

Training for emergencies must be done in a realistic way, with experienced facilitators. Jerry has spent over 30 years in the conflict, emergency and medical response environment.

Mental health is just as important as physical health....

If you see the signs in your family, friends or employee’s, as RUOK mate.

Just a reminder to make sure you remember to carry a First Aid kit with you, you never know when you will need to use it! Vehicle v Motorcycle, primary survey, secondary survey and lots of TLC for the poor guy on the bike..... #

Another great article from NAR, a must read for everyone. Please feel free to share.

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I’ve been getting a lot of requests for literature on prehospital tourniquet use, here is a great study to look at.
What they did: Prospective study, 29 Trauma Centers (1,310 patients with 1,130 TQs placed), looked for Massive Extremity Trauma (MET)- which patients received a prehospital tourniquet- did prehospital tourniquets reduce shock on arrival (defined as arrival SBP

Educating people in First Aid and Medical Resuscitation is a passion and not just a job!

Not to be recommended: Use of Knives and Multitools to Perform a Cadaveric Limb Amputation
Baker RA, Worth K, Pourrajabi N, Martin J, Mitchell S, Baker S. 22(1). 71 - 75. (Journal Article)
ABSTRACT

Background: An austere field amputation can be a life-saving procedure for an entrapped patient when standard equipment is not available or operable. The objective of this study was to use hand tools to perform cadaveric amputations in < 2 minutes. Methods: Timed guillotine amputation of the extremities on three cadavers was attempted using four available hand tools: a multitool, a rescue tool, a hunting knife, and a fixedblade knife. The primary outcome was successful amputation of the extremity in < 2 minutes. Results: Amputation success was different among the tools. The multitool amputated 78% of attempts; the hunting knife, 67%; the rescue knife, 56%; and the fixed-blade knife, 44%. The distal tibia/fibula and radius/ ulna were amputated successfully in 100% of attempts, whereas none of the tools could amputate the femur. The multitool received the best subjective ranking - 1.4 (p = .001) - by amputators, with the fixed-blade knife receiving the worst score. Conclusions: In the rare circumstance that an emergent field amputation requires a hand tool, the multitool is a capable instrument for a distal extremity amputation.

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Engaging with elder and wiser members of the community to gain an insight to local custom. In 2014 Jerry was allowed the privilege to visit a traditional healer and discuss the local healthcare system that he was developing for the local community. As part of his MPhil field data study Jerry used local and traditional traditions to develop a picture based education system.

Fire Emergencies: Ignition and Spread of Fire!
Fire emergencies rank as one of the more common workplace safety threats in residential and office buildings. Fire is not only destructive to property, but it is also highly dangerous for the lives of the people trapped in it. In fact, it is not necessarily the fire that brings the most harm to the occupants. Book a course for your staff today.

Nothing much more rewarding than teaching Nurses advanced medical care in Swahili and pigeon English.

Learn what to do in a Marine attack, tourniquetes save lives! watch my video.

Operation Apex Harmony: First Aid Shark Response Sea Shepherd has been a strong advocate for many years for non lethal shark mitigation strategies, because the reality is that nets, drum-lines and shark cul...