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A large tame pig waiting for her ice-cream by the cafe

She is more athletic than she looks- crosses the street on zebra crossing by fish& chip shop- another regular treat for her. She even walks up and down the beach stairs by the clocktower

The pig’s name is Pumba and she is a well known and much likes Sumner local. She got her usual ice cream from Scarborough Fare today.

Save the date! ISMM/ BMMS 9th World Congress on Mountain Medicine 18-20 May 2026, Hathersage, Peak District, UK. I’m the ISMM Congress Chairperson so please get in touch with any questions 🤓 ❄️ 🏔️ 🚁 #avalancherescue #hypothermia #crevasserescue #hypoxia #altitude #mountainrescue

@wildmedupdates.bsky.social Hi Patrick, you’ll get more Bluesky interactions if you add some tags to your account. The wilderness medicine feed could definitely do with livening up ❄️🏔️🚁

Hi Gary- Claude can now help a total non coder create that in React / ExpoSnack. However, if I had had access to a tutorial/ instructional I would have used it 🤓

This is really cool, and a great idea! I had no idea someone was selling this. The kit I looked at on their website is $3400, which seems a bit steep to me. Hopefully someone can get some use of the free stuff posted above!

Your paper manikin ifea has been commercialised already pediedtrics.com/products/ They do kids and adults in a durable folding life size images- they delivered a cool triage sim at WADEM in Tokyo -a Godzilla attack - footage on their Facebook

Thank you for this thread. I’ve used Lego minifigures and a 45 degree corflute slope and fibrefill as snow- safer & easier for multiple avalanche burial rescue scenarios

Thank you! Since 2018, how did I not know that. Very popular here in Aotearoa New Zealand. Ski patrol, surf life savers, a few SAR teams and my disaster relief team .

So Penthrox is available in Canada?

Princess Aiko delivers first official address Princess Aiko delivered an address at the opening ceremony of the 23rd meeting of the World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine (WADEM) in Tokyo on Saturday. It was the first time the daughter of Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako has made an address as part of her official duty. The princess noted that Japan has overhauled and upgraded its medical system through its experiences with major disasters, such as the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake and the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake. 'I believe this meeting is a meaningful opportunity to pass on your rich experiences and knowledge to young

Princess Aiko delivers first official address

https://www.alojapan.com/1264591/princess-aiko-delivers-first-official-address/

Princess Aiko delivered an address at the opening ceremony of the 23rd meeting of the World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine (WADEM) in Tokyo on Saturday. …

Comment s'adaptent les secours en montagne face au changement climatique ? Pour faire face au changement climatique en montagne, les secours adaptent leurs méthodes en formant des chiens d'avalanche à détecter les victimes sous les éboulements. Cette approche améliore...

www.montagnes-magazine.com/actus-commen... TLDR: avslanche dogs being trained to find victims of rockfall/ landslide #medsky

Have any of you tried the online cybersecurity simulation game “Hackable Hospital”? It was a EUSEM and will be at WADEM or can be accessed through it’s website. After initial success I am now totally stuck- super frustrating. You would crush it in a blink of your eye @oplopanax.ca #medsky

Kia ora! If you follow me I apologise for lack of content recently. But I’d appreciate your input: Which is your preferred abstract submission portal? Oxford Abstracts, ConfTool , Google Docs , commercial organisers’ own version or any others that you would recommend. Thanks in advance #medsky

Conferences are amazing- people who present are usually passionate and leave you feeling invigorated and inspired. Conferences are expensive and time consuming but great fun- even better if you have a poster or an abstract to present! Choose wisely, some v boring ones too- I won’t say which publicly

Excellent, it sounds as you have a great plan worked out! Build as many personal connections you possibly can because as you may have figured out having people who know you and support you can make all the difference in what is now becoming a highly competitive field 🚁🏔️🩺

Haha, you have been a paramedic so you already very familiar with PRIME 😊

You’re most welcome! Are you an ACEM? Currently only 2 spots each year with Auckland HEMS for their PHRM fellowship. Your other avenue is to become a rural PRIME responder. You probably know all of this already but feel free to reach out if I can be of any help 🤓

NZ PHRM Society We are a group of clinicians who are passionate about Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine in New Zealand with an aim to promote evidence-based best clinical practice in this sphere For more information...

Have a look at www.phrm.nz

YouTube video by NZ Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine Society NZ Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine Society Webinar #1 - Mike Christian on Interprofessional Teams

🚁 Thank You, NZ PHRM Society! 🚁
It was an honour to present our research on interprofessional pre-hospital teams at the New Zealand PHRM Society meeting!

🎥 Watch the presentation: youtu.be/DYDvudmWMII?...
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#NZPHRM #PHEM #HEMS

A high quality syllabus for “Immediate Self Aid for Lone Workers“ appears to be nonexistent.Most first aid depends on a person other than the injured party delivering the first aid. There is a UK “ severely injured “ course which covers application of TQ but that’s all I can find.

Moyamoya Disease- A Clinical Mimic for Psychiatric Disorders in the Emergency Setting: A Case Report Patient presentations to the emergency department for mental health evaluations are common, with an estimated 1 in 4 adult visits made for this reason…

An interesting case report I published after a couple years of it having been lost including at the publisher 😂 #MedSky #EMSky #NeuroSky

www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

6 years ago I had the honour and privilege of being invited and attended the first “The Big Sick” Conference in Zermatt. Following years watched live streams/ recordings and kept up via social media. Keen to see from afar what this year brings #TBS25

sadly this is not open access and not available n on sci-hub either

Crevasse accidents in the Swiss Alps Epidemiology and mortality of 405 victims of crevasse accidents from 2010 to 2020 - Injury www.injuryjournal.com/article/S002...

Provider profile: GCH Aviation Oliver Cuenca talks to the team from New Zealand-based operator GCH Aviation about their work in the emergency aviation sector

www.airmedandrescue.com/latest/long-...

(PDF) Perlite Has Similar Diffusion Properties for Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide to Snow: Implications for Avalanche Safety Equipment Testing and Breathing Studies PDF | On average, one hundred people die each year under avalanche snow. Despite extensive global research on gas exchange in buried avalanche victims,... | Find, read and cite all the research you ne...

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(PDF) Periodic paralysis across the life course: age-related phenotype transition and sarcopenia overlap PDF | In Periodic Paralysis (PP), a rare inherited condition caused by mutation in skeletal muscle ion channels, the phenotype changes with age,... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on R...

I live with #Periodicparalysis ( HypoKaleamicPP- genetic mutation not yet identified) . It is great to see a new research article published. TLDR: yes, I will try CoQ10 again (also referred to in reference 66 from 2016) www.researchgate.net/publication/...

Congratulations

ICAR and ISMM also endorsing the UIAA statement. Time will tell what success/ failures/ deaths will ensue from the use of xenon.