Role of Bystanders in Reducing Psychological Harm
After a collision people can become trapped in their vehicle. This can be due to damage to the vehicle itself, or as a result of their injuries
Bystander interventions and their impact on road injury outcomes: a scoping review
In this research, we examined how people without formal medical training (bystanders) can help victims of serious injuries, particularly from road accidents, before professional medical help arrives.
A Paradigm Shift in Motor Vehicle Collision Response: The New FPHC Consensus Statement
The Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care (FPHC) has released their latest consensus statement on extrication following motor vehicle collisions (MVCs), marking a significant evolution in our approach to post-collision care. This comprehensive guidance, including authors from the IMPACT team including Rob, Emily and Tim challenges traditional practices and presents evidence-based recommendations that prioritise patient outcomes over […]
Paramedic Insight September 2024
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Working With THET
A Three-Phase Clinical and Research Capacity-Strengthening Project For Post-Collision Care IMPACT is excited to announce that we have been successful in our application to THET’s Global Capacity Building Programme. We look forward to working with THET in partnership with the University of Cape Town (UCT) and the African Federation of Emergency Medicine(AFEM) to further develop […]
Is it time for a complete overhaul of car wreck rescue techniques
Is it time for a complete overhaul of car wreck rescue techniques
The Rooftop podcast
Podcast with Tim Nutbeam
The Extrication Evolution
Listen to Dr Tim Nutbeam on The Firefighters Podcast as he reveals the latest evidence on safely extricating patients from vehicles.
Critical Decision Making in Extrication
Motor Vehicle Extrication
