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With the consent of The Ambulance Services Association (ASA) and The Joint Royal Colleges Ambulance Liason Committee (JRCALC) . UKParaPack Ltd has used the latest UK Ambulance Service Clinical Practice Guidelines and formulated an Ebook.

E-JRCALC For Desktop PC, Touch Screen Devices

The latest JRCALC guidelines in Full perfect for ePRF, Clinical Support, Control Room, Education/Training Departments, Students, ECA's, Technicians, Paramedics, ECP's, CCP's, etc...

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Handbook Of Prehospital And Emergency Medical Guidelines

E-JRCALC (is for Desktop PC)

HANDBOOK (is for PDA/PHONE PDA/POCKET PC DEVICES)

PLEASE ENSURE YOU ORDER THE CORRECT VERSION

The Handbookis divided into three main sections:

1. Medical Guideline

(JRCALC Guidelines 2006 in full)

Emergency Drug Protocols
Paediatric Resuscitation
Adult Resuscitation (BLS & ALS)
Paediatric Emergency Guidelines
Adult Emergency Guidelines (Assessment)
Adult Emergency Guidelines (Management)
Adult Trauma Guidelines
Obstetric & Gynaecological Emergencies
CBRN and much more.......

2. Advanced Medical Guidelines

This section is not part of the JRCALC and applies to the more senior medical practitioner. Some topics include:

Rapid Sequence Induction
Femoral Nerve Block
Cardioversion and much more.......

3. Web and Wireless

This section has links to online knowledge resources which includes:

(Note: Some of the websites listed may require you to register with them)

BNF
Toxbase and much more.......

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Customer Feedback

Kevin Errington

Loaded up the guidelines yesterday onto my XDA Orbit and must say how impressed I am with the system.
Easy and very user friendly to operate with lots of cross referencing links.
Excellent web links to outside agencies and help sites.
Will be of immense value to any front line provider and a must for all EMS staff whatever grade.

Don’t leave home without it!

Kevin Errington
Community Paramedic Officer