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Wodonga, Victoria
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Service to our country is reflected in many forms. Thank you #YourADF for your selfless service at Victoria’s COVID-19 testing stations. Our medical personnel helped perform more than 250,000 COVID-19 tests across the state. #OpCOVID19Assist
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@ParamedicsUK members can get a special “mates rate” offer from @ACParamedicine on their forthcoming virtual conference #ACPIC20 taking place on 21-23 October ow.ly/HkK350BHwy1
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The October 1st JSOM eNewsletter is out! Catch up on the latest news, Abstracts and messages from our Sponsors. Our Featured Sponsor for October 2020 is @CeloxMedical
Photo of the Week: (U.S. Army photo by K. Kassens)
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ALT A student in the Special Operations Combat Medic Course at the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School treats a simulated patient during casualty training at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
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It’s FLASHBACK FRIDAY! As #YourADF sets the way back machine 🕝 to August 2008 when @AustralianArmy gunners of 8/12 Mdm Regt and their 🇬🇧 partners in Helmand, Afghanistan provided fire support to 🇦🇫🇬🇧🇺🇸 troops. This was the 1st time 🇦🇺 had fired artillery in combat since Vietnam.
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Very cool 😎 will be interesting to see development, utility and application in other environments👍 abc.net.au/news/2020-09-30/e…
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With asthma season approaching, our pick for this week's Friday Feature is this presentation by MICA flight paramedic educator Nick Roder who takes us through a range of respiratory conditions & the challenges involved with prehospital diagnosis.
Module: bit.ly/Resp-Roder
An excellent resource for leaders at all levels. The 3×5 Leadership Bookshelf – 3×5 Leadership 3x5leadership.com/bookshelf/ Congrats @JoshuaBowen_100
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So far, we’ve had retrieval docs, @NETSNSW docs, paramedics, a radiologist and a social worker on our programme today: now after lunch, one of our pilot colleagues from @tollambulance Lachlan Slatyer talks about Deliberateness and Human Factors 2.0 #HumanFactors #TeamTraining
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Combat rescue operators from @_2_CER and 6 Avn Regt training in personnel rescue from confined spaces, providing the skills to perform safe and successful rescues using rope accent techniques and monitoring of the atmosphere using specialist equipment.
Privileged to be present for your promotion and to have served under your command for the past theee years @ALTCAusArmy congratulations and good luck in your new appointment.
Today, I held a virtual promotion to Brigadier for Commandant @ALTCAusArmy, COL Matt Patching. He will be a key leader in his new appointment as Director General Army People Capability and continue to shape our #FutureReady workforce to meet the Nation's needs. #GoodSoldiering
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"The Army is at a critical juncture, and it needs its best minds to write about its past, present and possible future."
Our director, David Beaumont, introduces the latest #AustralianArmyJournal, now available online >>> researchcentre.army.gov.au/l…
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Whole blood is safe and the preferred option in pre-hospital care. Also ketamine in combination with opioids is a safe and effective combination for analgesia in pre-hospital care. Check out the evidence in the latest TCCC journal watch.
Check out the latest TCCC and En Route Casualty Care Journal Watch for the months of Apr-Jun 2020. bit.ly/2R4sFoH
A continuous review of medical literature allows us to keep pace with evidence-based medicine and provide the best guidelines and best practices in care.
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In their Words: Dave Sabben
Each Sunday, until Remembrance Day, we will be sharing personal stories of service and sacrifice from the front line and at home.
#IntheirWords #WeRememberThem #OurContinuingStory
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"The majority of the participants believed that public education could be a valuable tool to reduce violence and ... may create advocates for paramedic safety in the community".
New to the AJP on workplace violence interventions in Australian paramedicine doi.org/10.33151/ajp.17.817
ALT Photo: St John Ambulance NT ‘Hands Off!’ campaign (image used with permission)
Army School of Health retweeted
Are you booked to attend Dare to Know 2020 ParamedX?
DTK is a FREE student paramedic research conference facilitated by @CSUSPA and this year taking place virtually.
Bookings at bit.ly/DTK2020-ParamedicX
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What’s your favourite book on leadership and military leadership? And, why? Influence the #CAAL Centre of Australian Army Leadership reading list... and my homework. @covetweet @GroundCuriosity @AARCAusArmy @ADC_Australia
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I am honoured to be @AustralianArmy’s ambassador for the 2020 #DefenceBloodChallenge. This is a time for #OurPeople to lead the charge in providing donations to @lifebloodau. I encourage all personnel to gather their family and friends and inspire them to #GiveArmy this year.
SGT Nicola Emesley well done!
#YourADF #OpCOVID19Assist includes the provision of coronavirus symptomatic screening support to a clinic in Victoria, #Shepparton
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Excellent presentation from @ianlangford from @AARCAusArmy on the Army Force Structure Implementation Plan. Consideration of a Health Formation as part of the Army Objective Force in order to be #futureready is exciting.
Director General of Future Land Warfare, Brigadier @ianlangford, presents on the Army Force Structure Implementation Plan.
Watch it here >>> researchcentre.army.gov.au/l…
