The Modern Medic

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/

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

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

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

TacMed Australia recently launched a new casualty assessment and treatment methodology to fill the gap in training non-medical personnel in short trauma first aid courses. This has since become a complete system for high-risk businesses and organisations.  TacMed Shop- www.tacmedaustralia.com.au

In this episode of the Modern Medic, the whole TacMed Training team jump on the mic to talk about the new TacMed REACT Training Centre in Brisbane. www.tacmedaustralia.com.au

In this episode of The Modern Medic I discuss what accessories and tools I carry when working a shift as an Intensive Care Paramedic. If you like to know about tactical and emergency medical equipment and training for high-threat and complex environments, visit https://tacmedaustralia.com.au/

Back in September 2019, I sat down with Nick Abussi, a QLD Critical Care Paramedic, from the Free Radicals Paramedic Podcast where Nick interviewed me on the topic of Bleeding Control.  You can visit our learning centre at https://tacmedaustralia.com.au/blogs/tacmed to read a bunch of blogs and articles on all things The MOdern Medic loves. Thanks for listening!

In this episode of The Modern Medic, we chat with Matt Pepper: Matt served 7 years in the Australian Army, working across a number of combat corps roles and graduating from the Royal Military College, Duntroon and the Australian Defence Force Academy as an Army Officer.   In 2006 he moved across to emergency services, where he has worked across multiple Australian ambulance services as a Special Operations/Intensive Care Paramedic and Special Operations Team/Rescue Instructor. He jointly established the Tactical Medical Operations capability in New South Wales Ambulance and was integral in the raising of the first full-time Tactical Paramedic Team in Australia, before moving on to become the service's inaugural Clinical Training Officer for Tactical Medicine. Other notable career highlights include: Founding President of the Australian Tactical Medical Association Editorial Board, Journal of High Threat and Austere Medicine Master of Philosophy, Prehospital response to terrorism Graduate Diploma, Disaster response and preparedness Bachelor of Health Science, Paramedicine Bachelor of Arts, History Churchill Fellowship, 2015, International Models and Innovation in Tactical Emergency Medical Support NSW Health Clinical Excellence Commission Scholarship for Patient Safety, 2018, Clinical Governance and Interagency Collaboration in Tactical Medical Operations Qualified SWAT Medic (International School of Tactical Medicine), and Certified Tactical Paramedic (TP-C, International Board of Specialty Certifications) Matt joined TacMed Australia as National Training Manager in January 2020. You can learn more about TacMed at www.tacmedaustralia.com.au ATMA: www.atma.net.au The Modern Medic: www.themodernmedic.com

In this episode of The Modern Medic, Jez discusses 5 of the common mistakes we see in the treatment of life-threatening bleeding.  If you would like to learn more, you can download a FREE copy of Dr Dan Pronks eBook: Arterial Tourniquets for Law Enforcement and other First Responders at https://www.themodernmedic.com/ For any Bleeding Control products and kits visit https://tacmedaustralia.com.au/collections/bleeding-control

In episode #5 of The Modern Medic, your host Jeremy Holder (TacMed Australia) talks about Crush Injuries. This complex injury is rare outside of natural disasters and civil war but very interesting to talk about! If you would like to know more about The Modern Medic and get a free copy of Dr Dan Pronks Tourniquet eBook, visit: https://www.themodernmedic.com/ References in this episode: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0085253815563084 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4919827/ http://www.emphc.com/resources/management-of-crush-injury.pdf https://prolongedfieldcare.files.wordpress.com/2016/11/crush-injury-in-pfc2c-jsom-2016.pdf

The MARCH Primary Survey is a great algorithm for medics to use when treating and assessing trauma patients. Whilst originally developed for use on the battlefield, MARCH is just as relevant for first responders in a civilian environment. To learn more, you can visit our learning center at https://tacmedaustralia.com.au/blogs/tacmed You can also catch on social media at: - https://www.facebook.com/TacmedAustralia/ - https://www.instagram.com/tacmedaustralia/

Jeremy chats with Tim Makrides, Critical Care Paramedic, former Army Medic and secretary of the Australian Tactical Medical Association about Ketamine and its use in the pre-hospital setting.   Learn more about TacMed at: https://tacmedaustralia.com.au/blogs/tacmed Learn more about ATMA at: http://www.atma.net.au/

In this episode of The Modern Medic, Jeremy chats about Gunshot Wounds (GSW) for First Responders with Dr Dan Pronk, former special operations Doctor and recent author of: Average 70kg D#@!head. http://www.vividpublishing.com.au/70kg/

Episode 1 introduces you the brand new podcast, The Modern Medic. This episode covers what The Modern Medic is, who we are and what to expect with future episodes. Hope you enjoy a first of many podcasts!