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British Journal of Nursing, 1992
Emergency care is a broad term which usually refers to a wide range of situations, procedures and services administered in a wide variety of emergency situations. This series of articles will examine the nurse's role, both within and outside the hospital. This article will describe what the nurse's first and second responses should be in an emergency.
G, Castledine, J, Walton
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Emergency care is a broad term which usually refers to a wide range of situations, procedures and services administered in a wide variety of emergency situations. This series of articles will examine the nurse's role, both within and outside the hospital. This article will describe what the nurse's first and second responses should be in an emergency.
G, Castledine, J, Walton
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Social Science & Medicine, 1994
This paper reports a survey of staff of Oslo Sporveier who had been involved in serious incidents such as accidents resulting in severe personal injuries and death, suicide, robbery and assault. The survey was carried out to evaluate the efficacy of Mental First Aid in a retrospective study.
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This paper reports a survey of staff of Oslo Sporveier who had been involved in serious incidents such as accidents resulting in severe personal injuries and death, suicide, robbery and assault. The survey was carried out to evaluate the efficacy of Mental First Aid in a retrospective study.
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Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal, 1965
(1965). Emotional First Aid. Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal: Vol. 11, No. 6, pp. 824-827.
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(1965). Emotional First Aid. Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal: Vol. 11, No. 6, pp. 824-827.
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Medical Journal of Australia, 1980
If you are first on the scene of a disaster, approach safely and liaise with police and ambulance officers. Carry out triage, identifying those victims who need urgent treatment and those who do not--because they are not ill enough, too ill or dead. Establish priorities of treatment within the urgent group in the airway (A), breathing (B), circulation (
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If you are first on the scene of a disaster, approach safely and liaise with police and ambulance officers. Carry out triage, identifying those victims who need urgent treatment and those who do not--because they are not ill enough, too ill or dead. Establish priorities of treatment within the urgent group in the airway (A), breathing (B), circulation (
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Foreign aid and energy poverty: Sub-national evidence from Senegal
Energy Economics, 2022Sefa Awaworyi Churchill +1 more
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