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Fewer REBOA complications with smaller devices and partial occlusion: evidence from a multicentre registry in J... ow.ly/gW9450dNed3
Major Glenn Todhunter suggests exciting times ahead in simulation training both from aviation and medical perspectives. – at Sydney, New South Wales
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Mick tragically lost his life in a winching accident in December of 2011. Never forgotten, much loved #aeromed17
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Ex @MedSTAR_SA doctor Jorinde Helmich on mgmt of oesophageal variceal bleeding. High mortality. Reduce portal pressure @aeromedsociety
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Our South Eastern Section team have been enjoying collaborating with partners at #aeromed17. Learning from the past. Adapting for the future
Noami Lacey shares the logistics behind a retrieval over 800km from the Darwin careflight base. Over 240 phone calls were made. #aeromed17
I'm sure many of us admire the work rescue paramedics do and the risks they take to help those in need. – at Sydney, New South Wales
"Being able to manage obstetrics is very important for the people we provide care for". RFDS Dr Dean Taylor
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RFDS retrieval M.O praises the dual registered nurse/midwives involved in his organisation for obstetric retrievals. #aeromedic17
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"You can't fix stupid, but you can sedate, sterilize and treat it" Dr Dan Hankins #aeromed17 @aeromedsociety @FlightNurses
These mass incident cases are major mass incident cases when we consider the lack of resources in these remote Australian communities.
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Still hearing flack from a speaker offhandedly referring to Flight Nurses as "flight attendants" but it's all in good humor #aeromed17
Dr Yang, what a passionate and engaging presenter. Wouldn't we all love to work with her? #aeromed17
Dr Cheah Phee Kheng makes our (Australian) logistical challenges seem insignificant. #aeromed17













