This Course has been endorsed by the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. The Course complies with the teaching and educational standards of the Faculty of Pre - Hospital Care. We are delighted to announce that the globally respected Faculty of Pre Hospital Care of the Royal College of Surgeons (Edinburgh), the Gold Standard in the sectors we serve, has formally endorsed our unique 5 day R/EMO:TE Medic Course, our entry level foundation

‘This Course has been endorsed by the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. The Course complies with the teaching and educational standards of the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care.’ Setting the Professional standards in Remote, Austere and Wilderness Medicine. Gold standard, endorsed, seal of approval, whatever metaphor you may wish to use. In a sector first, we’re delighted to announce that, after concluding a robust, forensic and thorough p

Setting the standard. In a sector first, we’re delighted to announce that, after concluding a robust, forensic and thorough process lasting in excess of a year, to 18 months, the specialist, globally respected and renowned Faculty of Pre Hospital Care at the Royal College of Surgeon’s, Edinburgh, has endorsed our long - standing, tried and tested, Remote | Austere | Wilderness: Point of Care Ultrasound course - designed for those operating in remote area clinics, out of bac

We are delighted to announce that the Faculty of Pre Hospital Care of The Royal College of Surgeons (Edinburgh) has, in a sector and UK first, following a lengthy, thorough and in depth process, extending over more than a year, endorsed both content and delivery of our long standing and UK sector leading Prolonged Field Care Course. ‘This Course has been endorsed by the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. The Course complies with the t

Starlink : batteries, use in the heat & change in overseas usage (duration) terms. Starlink is now a very well used piece of tech for remote field operations. We cover comms and Starlink use on our R/EMO:TE Medic and Wilderness First Responder courses. R/EMO:TE Medic is a 5 day course for health care professionals and those holding FREC 4 and above. https://www.r2rinternational.com/remotemedic The course is a stand alone course but also one module on our 7 module R/EMO:TE Med

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

A tragic case. If you are involved in expeditions, fieldwork or remote medical cover, you need to read it. It’s an Australian case...

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

Formula 1 pit stop hypothermia approach. Heat loss / Cold needs to be managed from the outset. It’s something most of us in the outdoor/expedition medical world have been doing for decades. It’s nothing new. We do this by using group shelters / bothy bags and also other interventions. Good skills to have the wider team trained to do this in parallel at the very start of the very longstanding CABCDE approach. It’s exactly why our ‘Check cards’ have been headed by a ‘Cold Card’