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The updated Basic Life Support in the Community during COVID-19 flowchart was released and is available for all. You never know when someone near you may need CPR. Be ready & be willing. You could save a life. #restartaheart #cprsaveslives
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Life on the farm can be fun but it can also be dangerous for children. Paramedic Cam knows it all too well, attending incidents on these properties.
As part of @FarmsafeAust's National #FarmSafetyWeek we wanted to highlight some statistics only few know.
Wise words from Dr Teague. Burns become more common as we get into the warmer weather.
Burns are preventable: please never try and spice up the food or moment by throwing an accelerant on the BBQ or other flame... super dangerous at the cost of life-damaging burn injuries. facebook.com/rchmelbourne/vi… @theAIPN @KidsafeVic
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If you need to visit your local GP because of an ongoing health concern, you can do so. If you take regular medication, it's important that you keep it up. #StayHome and safe - but seek medical assistance if you need it. Stay up to date here: dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus #COVIDAus
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Why should we stay 2m away from others when socially distancing? A comic answer. What question should I tackle next?
#caretoon #graphicmedicine #covid19 #covid-19 #scicomm #socialdistancing #socialdistance #covid19nz #covid_19nz #newzealandlockdown
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Crack open the Tia Maria and put on some footy franks! Sharon Strzelecki asked us to dance and we said yes.
In times like these, we all need some love, happiness and a good boogie!
@MagdaSzubanski
Noice strong courageous. Special Sharon #Iso dance with healthcare workers on frontline & behind the scenes-full version on my insta ❤️Back up dancers inc @western_health (Footscray Hosp)
#PrahranEastMedicalCentre
@MetroNorthHHS (Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital)
@AmbulanceVic
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Anatomy of the Easter Bunny. I hope you all have a safe and lovely day today regardless if you celebrate this holiday :-) Take care!
#Easter #NZEasterChoc #anatomy #EasterBunny #chocolate #medtwitter
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Coronavirus Stage 3 Restrictions are now in place.
That means there are only four reasons to be out: shopping for food and supplies that you need, exercise, medical care and caregiving, work and education – if necessary.
Stay home. Find out more at
coronavirus.vic.gov.au
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This is the best explanation I have seen so far, for why we need to flatten the curve early. @VACAR_AV @monash_para
@Monash_SPHPM
@MonashUni @ParamedProf
youtu.be/fgBla7RepXU
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The best protection against #coronavirus includes good hand hygiene. Make sure you’re washing your hands properly and regularly. #COVID19
Learn how, download our poster: dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorian-pu…
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If you suspect you may have Novel Coronavirus, please call the dedicated hotline on 1800 675 398. Please keep Triple zero (000) for emergencies. Symptoms include respiratory symptoms, fever, cough, sore throat, headache, shortness of breath and breathing difficulties.
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Did you know that in remote areas, our first responders can get there first in an emergency while paramedics are on the way? Our ACOs and CERTs are the heart of their communities. They save lives. We couldn’t be without them. #WeloveourACOs #AndourCERTs
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The 2018-19 @AmbulanceVic Cardiac Registry Report shows Victoria remains one of the safest places in the world to have a cardiac arrest. 39% statewide utstein survival and 89% survivors going home to their families and loved ones 💕 #measureandimprove ambulance.vic.gov.au/record-…
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Victoria is facing another day of compromised air quality due to bushfire smoke. We asked Prof Jo Douglass, Head of RMH's Immunology and Allergy department, what to do on days of poor air quality, and why some people are wearing P2 masks in "hazardous" air quality conditions.
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Temperatures are set to reach 49 in some parts of Victoria in coming days. Never leave kids, adults or pets in hot cars. The temperature within a parked car can double within minutes. If you’re outdoors, drink plenty of water, wear sunscreen and head for the shade.#SurviveTheHeat
