Feb 22. 2025. This article is from a civilian remote medic/fieldwork/expedition/nuanced perspective but may have wider application. We’re putting it up now for currency and value of message speed. Might get refined over the next week or so for posterity/ added links etc. A multiplicity of tourniquet types and styles. These and more are taught on our courses. Importantly, familiarise yourself with kit (and check the suitability of it) before departure. Beware of fakes and buy

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A look back at 2024 in words and pictures.. abd and a look ahead…

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Online Webinars, courses, interest pieces and masterclasses for those wanting to escape lockdown (virtually) for an hour or two.

AWLS, PHTLS, Risk Management and expedition planning courses suitable for Wilderness Medics. So, a year ago, we had just finished the...