Join us for this one day, jam-packed, hands on workshop managing pre-hospital rural scenarios.

This event aims to provide participants the ability to work in a resource poor environment, often as the only attendee, to ensure the safe retrieval of a patient. You will be led through a range of 'not your usual' case scenarios by experienced first responder rural generalists.

In remote and rural South Australia, a retrieval team can take time to attend the scene of an accident and they can often benefit from the inclusion of a doctor on the team. Sometimes the Doctor is the first at the scene and it's vital they are adequately skilled to manage a pre-hosptial emergency situation.

Doctors need to be trained how to manage these situations and be adequately resourced.

This workshop aims to train doctors to have the necessary skills required manage a patient in an emergency environment.

Learning Objectives

Understand the Role of the Rural Generalist in the pre-hospital space.
Understand the principles of team management and support.
Learn and Reinforce a core suite of pre-hospital skills
1. IV/IO Access
2. Pain Relief / Procedural Sedation
3. Airway management in challenging environments
4. Management of Major Bleeding
5. Chest Decompression
6. Management of Traumatic Arrest
7. Patient Extrication

4. Introduce Sandpiper and the Sandpiper Bag
5. Understand the importance of a team approach to pre-hospital trauma.
6. Understand the safe approach to a pre-hospital scene.