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PHTLS: Prehospital Trauma Life Support, Military Edition teaches and reinforces the principles of rapidly assessing a trauma patient using an orderly approach, immediately treating life-threatening problems as they are identified, and minimising any delays in initiating transport to an appropriate destination.
Advanced Medical Life Support AMLS is the leading course for prehospital practitioners in advanced medical assessment and treatment of commonly encountered medical conditions. Taught throughout the world since , AMLS was the first EMS education program that fully addressed how to best manage patients in medical crises.
As paramedics are continuously playing an ever-increasing role in the recognition and management of a wide range of patient conditions, this course is perfectly aligned to the development of the paramedic role in the UK.
Dermatology: A Quick Reference Guide. Covering many aspects of dermatology, this brand new handy and comprehensive aid is packed with key information on skin problems including quick reference treatment guidelines and an A—Z of common skin conditions seen in primary care.
Topics include: the integumentary system; anatomy and physiology; how skin is affected by infection, ageing and ethnicity; skin healing and wound management; describing skin conditions; pharmacology; eczema and dermatitis; fungal infections; acne vulgaris; evaluation of melanoma and pigmented lesions; common skin conditions in primary care.
We also publish digital solutions for your reference and learning on the go! It allows emergency services staff to access up-to-date guidance on medical conditions and drug dosages at all times and therefore helps to ensure best patient care. The app detects which trust a user is affiliated with based on their email address. There are discounts available to all students so ask your lecturer for details. Student Discounts are available for all of our apps, simply ask your lecturer for the code.
Class Professional Follow. The Paramedic Case Studies book is suited "for both students and qualified paramedics". Choose the fun route of CPD with this illustrated, descriptive and original book based on situations from the ambulance setting. Not that we're counting! You can now register for our 2nd Annual Writing Competition launching in January ! By registering, you'll receive a Class writing pack.
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First Responder Care Essentials, First Edition This textbook is aimed at a much lower level than Paramedic it is in fact the ideal resource for Community First Responders but works well as giving a general overview. Year One: A Fresher Start. Ambulance Care Practice, Second Edition From an emergency call to end of life care, this textbook is an essential guide for paramedic students. Paramedic Pocket Guide, UK Edition The Paramedic Pocket Guide will be an essential resource for you as it features common drug sections, advanced life support, trauma and updated paediatric medications.
Decision Making in Paramedic Practice This book offers a wealth of knowledge about the importance of decision making in healthcare practice to reduce clinical risk and improve outcomes for patients. Emergency Birth in the Community Childbirth — not only a life-changing experience for the mother, but also for you as a Paramedic in an emergency situation; this book is designed to make it a little less daunting.
Year Three: The Final Push. Time for the final push … Exploring complex fields of paramedic practice, your final year will entail more clinical assessments and decision making, as well as recognising the leader in yourself. Our instructor has decided he wants us to use the digital books. I believe it is a total of 22 books. Personally I do better with hard copies of books but financially I know that is not feasible.
I guess if I really like or use one of the books I can always buy a hard copy of it. Hey guys, sorry to bring back this thread from last year. I am looking at picking up a new paramedic text simply for review and reference. Mines over 12 years old. Nancy Caroline vs Mosby vs Brady vs Others? Who's the best in your opinion? I can only speak for the ones I used, which was Mosby.
I did supplement it with other resources on my own, but usually because I wanted to go a bit more in depth or get a better visual. I think Brady was what I used for EMT and I thought it was really good, so if there Paramedic is written in the same style with good info I think that would be good as well.
I have a pdf of the newer big white Mosby paramedic text DesertMedic66 Forum Troll. TransportJockey said:. Click to expand DesertMedic66 said:. And you have been holding out with this information?? I had the Caroline. I found it to be pretty basic. I'd be curious to hear what Pittsburgh uses for textbooks - same goes for any of the college-level programs.
That being said, I would be surprised if it was much different than any other paramedic course, with the exception of the electives. I just downloaded the Brady set printed in on Amazon kindle for a "preview" before I buy. So far, I am actually impressed.
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