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All the recordings are designed to help you meet the requirements of paramedic registration, so they automatically include self reflection, and when completed they are added to your learning record in the CPD Tracker.

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Penetrating and blast trauma
Penetrating and blast trauma
Released: 12-04-2019
Dave Healy and Ben Davoren
Dave and Ben’s presentation outlines the lessons learnt by soldiers on the battlefields of recent international conflicts...
60 minutes
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Understanding Trauma
Understanding Trauma
Released: 12-04-2019
Todd Wehr
There has been a lot of focus on the negative effects of trauma on First Responders over the past couple of years. Whilst this focus has provided greater opportunities...
35 minutes
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Hot Tox
Hot Tox
Released: 12-04-2019
Dr Katherine Isoardi
A case-based discussion on toxic hyperthermia, including culprits, mechanisms and management. Hyperthermia is a common complication of poisonings...
19 minutes
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Remote Trauma: How the austere environment impacts complexity
Pre-hospital medical care in a resource limited environment (austere) can be challenging. Although finite factors are involved, the limitations...
31 minutes
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Bourke Street Incident
Bourke Street Incident
Released: 12-04-2019
Greg Gibson
This presentation outlines the response by Ambulance Victoria to Bourke Street and the logistical challenges faced with an MCI spread over several city blocks.
37 minutes
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ROAR19: Improvised medical skills for the austere medic
ROAR19: Improvised medical skills for the austere medic
Released: 10-04-2019
Steve Whitfield and Mick Stuth
ROAR 2019: Rural Outback and Remote (ROAR) 2019 will demonstrate the improvised medical skills needed to support patient care during extended extrications and focus on the basic principles of basic life support in out-ofhospital care.
47 minutes
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ROAR19: Essential skills in personal resilience
ROAR19: Essential skills in personal resilience
Released: 10-04-2019
Amanda Akers
ROAR 2019: Rural Outback and Remote (ROAR) 2019 presents essential skills in personal resilience. This workshop commences with an explanation of the signs and symptoms of burnout followed by an instructor-led mindfulness exercise.
54 minutes
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ROAR19: Where there is no ambulance
ROAR19: Where there is no ambulance
Released: 10-04-2019
Steve Whitfield
ROAR 2019: Rural Outback and Remote (ROAR) 2019 will cover the clinical issues impacted by geographical, political and cultural barriers; and experiences from the high Himalayas, war zones and the Pacific Islands will be shared to assist clinicians to work ‘where there is no ambulance’.
33 minutes
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ROAR19: MRaCC-12 months along
ROAR19: MRaCC-12 months along
Released: 10-04-2019
Tracy Walczynski and Michelle Withers
ROAR 2019: Rural Outback and Remote (ROAR) 2019 reflections on the experience of implementing a new model for delivery of remote emergency care and retrieval co-ordination; the challenges and future directions.
40 minutes
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ROAR19: Emergency department life support
ROAR19: Emergency department life support
Released: 10-04-2019
Carol Bartee
ROAR 2019: Rural Outback and Remote (ROAR) 2019 session is designed to take the ‘scary out of ALS’. Our facilitators will lead you through an in-hospital cardiac arrest in the context of a wellresourced, team-based resuscitation bay, and give delegates an opportunity to refresh their ALS algorithm skills. An essential pre-cursor to Friday’s workshop, ‘More than just by the numbers’.
42 minutes
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