In this episode of The Modern Medic, Founder and Managing Director of TacMed Australia, Jeremy Holder, discusses one of the most important aspects of responding to an emergency. Scene Safety & Security.
If you'd like to learn more about TacMed, visit www.tacmed.com.au 
To enrol on one of our training courses, visit training.tacmed.com.au

Scene Safety and Security for First Responders at an Emergency

A podcast produced by medics, for medics. The Modern Medic team brings together clinicians and first responders from all over the world to discuss topics in the tactical medical, austere and complex environments. Topics and episodes include military Special Operations Medicine, Street Medicine and Search & Rescue.

Science

Limb entrapment in machinery, such as food processors, manufacturing equipment or construction appliances, is a serious mechanism of injury that can cause severe injuries, i.e. loss of a limb, or in some cases, potentially fatal. First responders must know how to respond to these incidents to minimise harm and save life and limb.
If you'd like to purchase any Trauma First Aid Equipment, visit www.tacmedaustralia.com.au
If you'd like to learn more, you can attend a TacMed Training course. Learn more HERE.


Ref: Rescue Trauma & Casualty Care Manual, Chapter 8, Page 163-165. https://www.ataccgroup.com/

Ep 15: Limb Entrapment using STARR

In this episode, Jeremy asks Paramedic Team Leader Andy Bell (https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-bell-64104562/) 10 questions from TacMed.
To learn more about TacMed, visit www.tacmed.com.au

Paramedic Team Leader Andy Bell

TacMed-Nation.... Thanks for your patience while we had a little break!
This podcast is just a short update on what's been happening and what we have coming up. 
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Ep 13: TacMed & Podcast Update

In this episode, founder of TacMed Australia (www.tacmedaustralia.com.au) Jeremy Holder, talks about planning to provide medical support or first aid in remote environments.
If you're interested in TacMed's training, please visit https://tacmed.com.au/public-courses/ or if you would like to attend our TacMed Summit, a 2-day global virtual medical conference, visit https://2021.tacmed.live



Scene Safety and Security for First Responders at an Emergency

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