Explore the rationale behind the shift from ABCDE to CAB, discuss evidence for early haemorrhage control, and review TXA, blood products, and other key interventions. We will also cover managing traumatic cardiac arrest in the field.

This module builds on the Sequence of Care, allowing participants to explore techniques and strategies for managing complex airway scenarios and addressing haemorrhagic shock in the prehospital setting.

This module explores the goals of trauma resuscitation, specifically how to control bleeding in the prehospital setting.

Explore strategies for restoring tissue perfusion, emphasising a multidisciplinary team approach. Understanding these complexities helps provide the best possible care.

Understanding the complexities of haemostasis is critical. This content explores evidence-based recommendations to optimise prehospital care for trauma patients.

This module focuses on minimising iatrogenic injury during resuscitation, examining evidence for different strategies and balancing perfusion needs with injury risks.

Review the pharmacology of different analgesic options, their benefits and risks, and how to select the appropriate treatment. Considerations include pain severity, injury type, comorbidities, and provider scope.

Focus on using early warning scores (EWSs) to identify patients at risk. You'll be introduced to scores like NEWS2, MEWS, RETTS, and DEPT, exploring their strengths and limitations in prehospital settings.

This module focuses on non-technical skills (NTS) for effective teamwork. NTS like leadership, teamwork, and communication can significantly impact patient outcomes.

Focuses on the critical role of effective communication and handover. The transition from prehospital to hospital care is vulnerable to errors, which can impact patient safety.

This module focuses on cardiac arrest and post-resuscitation care, specifically achieving high-quality CPR and optimising patient outcomes in prehospital settings.

This module focuses on three key areas of cardiac arrest management in prehospital care.

This module focuses on advanced resuscitation, where timely recognition and intervention are crucial to preventing poor outcomes.

Explore prehospital care and resuscitation across diverse settings, from low-resource environments to post-partum haemorrhage and paediatrics.

Focuses on three critical elements: airway management, resuscitative sequence intubation, and vascular access techniques during cardiac arrest.

Expand your skills by learning about the emerging use of point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) and whole blood transfusions (WBT) in prehospital resuscitation.

This module explores the fundamental concepts of critical thinking and decision-making. You'll gain a clear understanding of these skills and their crucial role in pre-hospital care.

Delves deeper into the decision-making process, exploring critical stages and significant influencing factors like stress, fatigue, and time constraints.

Delves into cognitive biases and heuristics, exploring how these mental shortcuts can lead us astray. Understanding these biases is crucial for informed decision-making.

Explore the importance of evidence-based practice (EBP) in pre-hospital care. This will help you make informed decisions based on the latest research and best practices.

Apply your critical thinking skills to real-world case studies, deepening your understanding of decision-making in complex scenarios.

Utilise a collaborative learning approach to share experiences, insights, and challenges related to critical decision-making in pre-hospital care.

In this module, you will focus on developing a personalised decision-making framework. This will be a valuable tool to guide your decision-making.