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Course Introduction and Overview

Course introduction

02:34

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What is a major incident?

02:02

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Manchester Arena Bombing

01:44

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Personal Roles

Personal roles

01:10

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Ambulance Control

Ambulance control

04:06

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Ambulance control and a major incident

04:30

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Arriving on the Scene

Arriving at scene

01:50

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Initial assessment and planning

11:24

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Scene overview

03:32

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Setting the scene

02:28

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Triage Basics

What is Triage

07:15

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The goal of triage

01:31

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Discriminators

03:26

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How do we triage correctly

03:52

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Initial impression

06:18

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ABCDE and triage

02:36

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Active listening

02:35

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Analgesia in triage

02:52

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Assessing pain

03:05

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Documentation and triage

02:17

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Establishing patient presentations

02:03

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Establishing patient history

03:19

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Existing medications

04:05

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NEWS2 and triage

02:32

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Triage categories

03:32

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Professional considerations

02:30

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Triage and MIPS

Triage

05:45

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Triage labels

01:18

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Triage cards

03:44

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Secondary Triage

04:39

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Secondary Triage - example

05:05

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Problems, Survivors and Casualties

Expect the unexpected

03:40

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If things go wrong

02:17

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Supporting families

03:18

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Survivors

02:03

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Radio Communications

Types of radio

02:44

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Using radios

02:17

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Right and wrong way to use a radio

03:44

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Radio protocols and sending a message

04:14

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Phonetic alphabet and numbers

02:09

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Prowords in radio communications

03:02

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Call signs

02:27

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Radio Checks

02:08

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Radio check example

01:08

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Losing communications

01:57

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Broadcasting and talk groups

02:18

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Hytera PDC 550 – 4G/VHF/UHF combined

01:27

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Workplace radios

02:37

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Radio Licences

02:22

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Increasing battery life

03:16

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Carrying and transporting radios

02:42

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Basic considerations when using radios

03:04

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Transmitting Techniques

01:55

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3G and 4G radios

06:55

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METHANE Reports

The METHANE report

12:28

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The incorrect METHANE report

00:51

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The correct METHANE report

02:43

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METHANE report exercise

00:29

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Quarry METHANE

06:40

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Incident at a Quarry

MIPS Location Introduction at the quarry

00:53

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Access and Egress

08:06

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Accessing Casualties

02:00

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Dealing with the media

05:13

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Dealing with the public

02:23

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Do all major incidents involve multiple casualties

01:22

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Getting further advice

01:21

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IIMARCH briefing

03:18

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Locally available assets

04:08

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Remaining calm

01:56

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Site planning

08:12

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Tabards

04:11

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Updating METHANE

09:25

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What is defined as a major incident

02:02

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Working with other services and organisations

01:30

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Effective communications

03:01

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The role of the HSE

03:27

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The importance of planning

04:31

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Aide memoirs

04:08

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Leaving the scene

03:01

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Course Summary

Course Summary

02:07

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Video Playtime

4 hours and 32 minutes

Captions

English

Instructor

Keith Sleightholm

Audio

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4 hours and 32 minutes

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