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I read that as well and had questions. Maybe due to proximity to the Mexico border and he was seen as a flight risk. I'm unaware and that is speculation.

if required I wasn't giving a specific scenario in this instance.

I had a captain that use to say to us. You have to use verbal judo and convince them that this is the correct course of action even if its just delaying them until you have adequate resources to restrain. But yes I agree with CCCSD significant MOI likelihood of an unseen injury is high.

Pretty sad this guy has made some poor life decisions. It does seem that Falck cant catch a break in this town with them being constantly fined for response times and hours maintained. He is being charged with possession of fentanyl that falck states isn't owned by them and burglary...

I love this

Is there a standard between crash and hard landing? Out of curiosity if anyone knows.

There is no timeline to become a good medic. Put in your time and try to make the best of it.

well not really this was in northern Ireland so not really British

icu patients yes not in field

Need a float crew for transports like this to maintain full availability of your staffed ft crews.

wasn't he in a race car accident years back? I for some reason remember him having some sort of head injury or memory loss due to.

most companies are doing mandatories at the moment due to lack of staffing and man power obligations. I do believe that Community ambulance is the new provider for south Nevada might be a good look

I've never heard of getting a diastolic with palpated B/P. I would think that someone is messing with you or just making numbers up.

RIP not much left of that rig from pictures shown other emt lucky. god speed and hopeful quick recovery.

You're correct. My IRA grandparents would probably still tell you that they are still fighting to this day though.

Yes. I can only say for Ireland, but as Ireland is under British constitution its probably the same.

So I know little about the nhs as I lived there for many years. The nhs has its faults yes, but in the uk you can go private as well nothing stopped that gentleman from doing that in the uk. Yes nhs takes awhile for things at times. yes you can get private insurance it is usually around 1200 a year.

I couldn't say what doctors are making. My god mother is a specialty RN in Belfast she makes around 60k a year.

As someone who grew up with NHS I agree that there is some pretty substantial holes in the system. From what I've been hearing from my god parents is that just like the US a shortage of qualified workers is causing working conditions to become overwhelming and pay hasn't changed with new or...

100% This is the same for me. I participated in cadaver labs but the focus was only airway and resp system. Would of loved to get more out of the labs.