Tom Astbury

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Tom Astbury

@TomAstbury_

Paramedic

Bournemouth, England Katılım Ağustos 2022
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Joseph Haddad
Joseph Haddad@jc_haddad1·
Happy to say I am now Dr Joseph Haddad, BM BS, BMedSci (Hons) 🎉 A short amount of time off before starting Foundation Training in Wessex!
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Rob Fenwick
Rob Fenwick@robfenwick·
🚨New Paper🚨 We piloted an overnight deflection pathway in our ED: 147 low-acuity patients returned for scheduled appts instead of waiting overnight. Result? •Avg ED stay cut by 5 hours •Satisfaction score: 4.79/5 Access here: kwnsfk27.r.eu-west-1.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F%2…
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Tom Astbury
Tom Astbury@TomAstbury_·
Just had to pull over for this cracking view on the way to shift this morning.
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Leon Santos
Leon Santos@leonsantos102·
@TomAstbury_ @ParaAndy90 Hi Tom, in London we do have a clinical feedback app where we can check upon patients that we have transported to hospital. We haven’t had the app for very long and not every hospital in London is participating in it but hopefully it’s a start of something good.
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Andy 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🚑
Clinical decision making for paramedics. I've heard a few folk saying they would be more confident in making decisions of they knew exactly what a hospital would do for their patient. How do we fix this 🤔
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Tom Astbury@TomAstbury_·
@statto95 @NJL_Blancq @loddyy24 @studentparabeck David I’m afraid you’re incorrect regarding this issue. A university student on placement with an NHS Ambulance Trust can be issued uniform with NHS logo and AS Crest. Look at the entirety of SCAS. It’s at the discretion of the parent trust.
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David
David@statto95·
@NJL_Blancq @loddyy24 @studentparabeck An LAS internal student is different from one at a University (3rd party) on an NHS Placement. So Trade Mark Act 1994. We can discuss the need for the law all you like (it's old and I don't like having to wear frown anyway) but the law is there.
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Tom Astbury
Tom Astbury@TomAstbury_·
@George_Brbr Do you think any of these recommendations will feed heavily into ambulance operations George? Would be eager to know your thoughts.
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James Yates
James Yates@heli_med_james·
@JoeHunter1991 @TomAstbury_ @Camellamain1 I’m delighted APGAR has been removed. It’s a retrospective score reflecting how well a baby transitions to life outside the womb. I think it was confusing/distracting and doesn’t change immediate management. If the notes are written well, we can calculate APGAR later
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Tom Astbury
Tom Astbury@TomAstbury_·
Just doing a maternity refresher for my NQP induction. Discuss removal of APGAR in the JRCALC. Does anyone know why? Struggling to find removal reasoning. Our guess is clinicians were taking too long scoring without keeping baby warm.
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Nat (They/Them)
Nat (They/Them)@NJL_Blancq·
@helloimnicholas @NinjaKitchenUK I’ve been eyeing this up 👀 Because it measures grind weight live it supposedly *knows* if the grind is too corse or fine which is just wild to me
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Dr Rachel Clarke
Dr Rachel Clarke@doctor_oxford·
🧵 This week - under a Labour government - NHS community services for the entire population of Wilshire (half a million people), were handed to a private equity backed company, @HCRGCareGroup, formerly known as VirginCare. 1/n
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Nik S - CRT
Nik S - CRT@NWAmb_NikS·
The close of a chapter today as I leave my full-time role with @NWAmbulance after almost 6 yrs with the Community Resus Team and 3 yrs+ as an #EMT 🚑 A huge thanks to my colleagues and our volunteers for their support and commitment over the years - you all made it worthwhile 🙏🏼
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Tom Astbury
Tom Astbury@TomAstbury_·
1/2- how on earth are you supposed to manage- exertional heat illness, febrile convulsions, septic patients etc if your cab is 38°C?
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Tom Astbury@TomAstbury_·
Seeing quite a few posts by staff over various trusts about working in ambulances without air-con. The fact that ambulance senior management considers 30°C+ back-cab temperatures safe to work in for staff and patients is frankly appalling. 1/2
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