RT @2Quirk: 🚑🚨#RapidRecap, this time exploring Chronic Kidney Disease - a quick review of key points. Is it AKI? What's the difference? And…

🚑🚨#RapidRecap, this time exploring Chronic Kidney Disease - a quick review of key points. Is it AKI? What's the difference? And what interventions should we be cautious of? See #JRCALC & #ParaPass for more... #studentparamedic #nurse #studentnurse #ambulance #FOAMed #paramedic

RT @2Quirk: 🚨🚑December's #RapidRecap looks at Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures #PNES, helping us move past the historical pejorative term…

RT @2Quirk: 🚑 The prehospital assessment of abdo pain can be challenging, with multiple pt streaming options available. How can we enhance…

RT @2Quirk: 🚨🚑 In keeping with the pregnancy-related complications theme of our last #RapidRecap, this month, we explore bleeding🩸. Scan th…

RT @2Quirk: 🚑🚨🩸#RapidRecap: Sickle Cell Disease. It's most common in people of African or Caribbean origin; take two minutes to refresh und…

🚑🚨🩸#RapidRecap: Sickle Cell Disease. It's most common in people of African or Caribbean origin; take two minutes to refresh underpinning knowledge and recap the red flags 🩸🚨🚑 #paramedic #studentparamedic #nurse #studentnurse #ambulance #FOAMed

RT @2Quirk: ☀️🥵#RapidRecap -Heat illness 🥵☀️. Heat stress > heat exhaustion > heat stroke > mortality. Early consideration, recognition, an…

MSc ✅️....Tough, often overwhelming, yet achievable. A process made easier by having the right people around; a great cohort and top-tier study team.

See #JRCALC and #parapass for more info/guidance. And, have a listen to the brilliant @TheResusRoom podcast about heat illness

RT @NWAmb_Research: If you're a newly qualified or early career professional who has recently completed or are working towards your profess…

@Will_Bellamy I've not been, but heard positive things. You hosting? 😂

Thousands of motorbikes, a brilliant atmosphere, and all for a good cause. It was unbelievable to see the number of people lining bridges to welcome and support the bikers! #davesday #daveday

@loddyy24 Hi Olli. NWAS begin a road show-type event soon whereby the event vehicle, FTSU guardian, and leaders will attend each ED to talk with NWAS staff about sexual safety, improving culture, and promote speaking up. There's a lot of planning going on 👌

RT @2Quirk: 🚑🚨#RapidRecap STEMI. Early diagnosis and prompt transfer to PPCI are crucial. Minimising our on-scene time can positively influ…

@ParaAndy90 @h3l3na97 @RossM_2003 The most crucial factor is ensuring correct pad placement, that lateral pad especially⚡️

@h3l3na97 @RossM_2003 Defibrillators often increase joules for the first 3 shocks, 200, 300, 360... And the likelihood of reverting VF is highest at the point of arrest, then decreasing over time. Without stacked shocks, a 4-minute wait exists before 360j and there is also consequential chest trauma.

@RossM_2003 Definitely - it significantly improves defibrillation time and these patients are high risk of VF. From a human factors perspective, it keeps the clinician calm with good operating bandwidth as all they have to do is press shock 👌