Trauma Resus

This week, our Senior Instructor Glyn Collins has been down at Ocean VIllage Marina in Southampton with the team at Ocean Youth Trust South. Glyn and the wider Trauma Resus team have donated a live AED, a Zoll training AED, and delivered the training on how to use these life saving devices.

Ocean Youth Trust South is a charity which allows 11-25 years olds to develop life skills through sailing at sea on the vessel, Prolific. The Zoll Training AED will allow the trust, as well as the ship's staff, to maintain their life saving skills through realistic practice. We are delighted to support OYT South and wish them luck on their future endeavours.

👩🏼‍🚒👩🏿‍⚕️Happy International Women's Day! 👮🏾👷🏻‍♀️

Today, we celebrate the amazing women at Trauma Resus, our clients, and medical staff worldwide. Your dedication, expertise, and compassion are changing lives every day. Thank you for your incredible contributions to healthcare. Here's to equality, inclusion, and a brighter future for all!

🌟 Attention Offshore Medics! 🚨 We're Still Hiring! 🌊

12-Month Contract | April 2024 Start
Location: Offshore Germany
Pay: £450-£500 per day

Join our team as we support with the construction of a pioneering German wind farm project. We're seeking dedicated professionals to fill crucial roles in ensuring the safety and well-being of the offshore team aboard the SOV.

Must-Have Qualifications:

UK NMC adult nurse registration OR UK HCPC paramedic registration OR Germany Emergency Paramedic registration
HSE offshore medic certification
GWO basic safety training

If you're ready to embark on this exciting journey and meet the qualifications above, we want to hear from you! Send your CV along with your available start date to [email protected]

We are thrilled to announce that Trauma Resus has implemented our EURIECA® advanced first aid program to the first operational wind farm in the USA. Ørsted's Block Island wind farm stands as a beacon of renewable energy innovation, and we're proud to be part of this milestone. Well done to all of the team for their dedication and hard work. Stay tuned for more updates!

🚨OFFSHORE MEDICS REQUIRED🚨

Are you an offshore medic and a registered nurse or paramedic with valid GWO BST certificates?

We have a rapid deployment opportunity...

**Location:** North West Germany
**Start Date:** April
**Duration:** 6 months (potential for extension)

Due to continued growth, Trauma Resus are actively seeking offshore medics to join the team to meet demands within the renewable energy sector.

ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Registered Nurse or Paramedic
• GWO BST Certified

If you are interested to know more, please send your CV to: [email protected]

With the ever-evolving technological advances, and are more critical than ever for the UK's Blue Light Emergency Services. 🚒🚓⛑️

We are proud to be at the forefront of providing these services with advanced first-aid training and clinical governance since 2005.

Recently were awarded a place on the National Framework for the Provision of PHEM Training and Associated Services and Support to Blue Light Emergency Services - FSNF 024/22 - in which we were rated #1 for Quality. 🥇

Trauma Resus continues to work with numerous Local Authority Fire and Rescue Services to implement a high-quality Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine (PHEM) model, including

• Baseline assessments
• IEC Training - PHEM levels A to E
• Hospital placements
• Clinical governance
• External quality assurance

Contact us for more information on how we can support your service.

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Fire & Rescue - Trauma Resus We are the UK’s number one provider of advanced first aid training and clinical governance to these crucial services in the UK.

The renewable energy industry is growing faster than ever, and new safety concerns come with it.

The Trauma Resus EURIECA®️ advanced first-aid programme is designed to meet the sector's needs and is helping over 30 wind farms to be safer places.

With EURIECA®️ advanced first aid training, dedicated medics and telemedicine services, and medical directors providing advice and assurance, this programme is setting new standards in the industry.

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Clinical governance is a crucial aspect of healthcare and risk management, assuring that the care delivered is effective and safely administered.

Trauma Resus are proud to have supported clients since 2005 in implementing a robust framework to ensure patients receive the right care when needed and from the right personnel.

The latest trends in clinical governance emphasise the need for improved decision-making with teams empowered to deliver high care standards based on a tailored risk profile.

Please contact us for more information on how our clinical governance programme can support your team to ensure they deliver the highest standards of care effectively.

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It is widely known that the longer the delay in delivering an electric shock to the heart through defibrillation, the lower the chances of successful resuscitation. For every minute that passes without defibrillation, the chances of survival decrease by approximately 7-10%.

Therefore, Trauma Resus calls upon its new and existing customers to consider registering their accessible AEDs with The Circuit; the national defibrillator network provides a national overview of where defibrillators can be found.

By supporting this initiative, you will join a coordinated network of defibrillators to improve the response to out-of-hospital cardiac arrests and increase the chances of saving lives.

For further information and to register your AED with The Circuit visit: https://www.thecircuit.uk/

Trauma Resus can deliver ongoing support through training courses covering BLS, the use of AEDs, and the supply of AEDs to support your needs.

Visit - www.traumaresus.com
Contact - [email protected]

EURIECA® training remains fully compliant with HSE and GWO requirements.

Trauma Resus has been made aware of some observations from the UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) regarding the Global Wind Organisation (GWO) EFA standard, with references to drowning and the ACOP standard for oil and gas platforms.

We want to reassure our clients with the below message from the Trauma Resus Clinical Governance team:

MEDICAL DIRECTOR FOR TRAUMA RESUS, DR PETER BARRETT, ON EURIECA® TRAINING

"The EURIECA® course maps to Level D of the Royal College of Surgeons Pre Hospital Emergency Medicine Skills (PHEM) Framework and is the most advanced first aid course available in the UK for non-healthcare pre-hospital providers caring for patients as a secondary role. EURIECA® training includes the management of drowning in mandatory Pre-Course E-Learning as well as classroom-based theory and practical scenario-based sessions. In addition, EURIECA® already meets the ACOP standard.

Therefore, we are delighted to confirm that EURIECA® maps across to First Aid at Work standards, fully complies with the HSE and GWO EFA requirements and Trauma Resus clients do not need to action any changes in advanced first aid training."

Please click the following link for more information regarding our medical director's message - https://ow.ly/QUzJ50PtPYp

For further information on the EURIECA® programme:
https://traumaresus.com/2023/08/04/eurieca-training-fully-com

Alternatively, get in touch - [email protected]

EURIECA® training fully compliant with HSE and GWO requirements - Trauma Resus Trauma Resus has been made aware of some observations from the UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) regarding the Global Wind Organisation (GWO) EFA standard, with references to drowning and the ACOP standard for oil and gas platforms. We would like to reassure our clients with the messages from the...

We are so pleased to share that the Siemens Gamesa team at Neart Na Gaoithe offshore wind farm has recently joined the EURIECA® programme!

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Neart Na Gaoithe offshore wind farm joins the EURIECA® programme - Trauma Resus This week, members of Siemens Gamesa at Neart Na Gaoithe (NNG) offshore wind farm are mastering life saving interventions on the Trauma Resus EURIECA® Practitioner course in the port of Eyemouth. NNG offshore wind farm is located in the outer Firth of Forth, 30 kilometres north of Torness, and 15.5...

This week, members of Siemens Gamesa at Neart Na Gaoithe offshore wind farm are mastering life saving interventions on the Trauma Resus EURIECA® practitioner course in the port of Eyemouth!

NNG offshore wind farm is located in the outer Firth of Forth, 30 kilometres north of Torness.

When operating in remote and austere environments like this, it's essential to be prepared for medical or trauma-related emergencies.

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Today, Trauma Therapist Adel Houten highlighted the importance of self-care, well-being and resilience in her "Who Cares for the Carers" session at the Trauma Resus National Fire & Rescue Trauma Conference.

This is an increasingly important topic in the field of emergency services, as the stress and strain of the job can take a toll on the carers themselves. We must all take the time to recognise signs of burnout and prioritise our well-being.

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Dr. Phil Cowburn MBE, Medical Advisor for NARU, discussed Ten Second Triage and how it can improve the assessment of casualties involved in major incidents today at the Trauma Resus National Fire & Rescue Service Trauma Conference.

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During the Major Incident session at Trauma Resus National Fire & Rescue Service Trauma Conference, Dr. Tim Smith gave a riveting insight into the important Lessons Learned from the Manchester Arena Inquiry. From the discussion, we can see that it is paramount that all emergency responders work together to provide an effective, unified response for those affected by such tragedies.

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Major Trauma session is well underway at the Trauma Resus National Fire & Rescue Service Trauma Conference, Dr. Shane Wilde shared some exciting insights into the injuries he has treated during his time as a medic supporting the Isle of Man TT.

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