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On ParaPass this month: awareness days, learning and CPD

This September, we’re aligning our CPD resources with two important national awareness weeks:

  • 15–21 September: Major Trauma Awareness Week

  • 15-19 September: Falls Prevention Awareness Week

Through ParaPass, you can keep your CPD topped up while engaging with these key themes in urgent and emergency care. Don’t forget to log your activity in ParaFolio, your complimentary companion app for building and managing your CPD portfolio.

Here’s what’s coming up

  • 1 September - Standby Article:

    Under Pressure: the weight of crush syndrome in prehospital setting

  • 8 September - Case Study:

    Breech Birth

  • 15 September – Insights Video:

    Crush Syndrome (launches in line with Major Trauma Awareness Week)

  • 22 September – Quiz Bundle:

    Older Persons: Falls & Frailty (supporting Falls Prevention Awareness Week

For those wanting to explore falls and frailty in more depth, read more about our recently published book: Urgent and Emergency Care of the Older Person.

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dark green book cover of 'Urgent and Emergency Care of the Older Person'

As part of our September awareness campaigns, we’re giving two lucky customers the chance to win a copy of Urgent and Emergency Care of the Older Person.

To enter, simply answer this quick CPD question using the form below:

Question: According to JRCALC, what volume of fluid should be administered to those with crush syndrome?
A) 500 ml
B) 1000 ml
C) 1500 ml
D) 2000 ml

This question has been taken from September’s Standby CPD article and quiz. To read the article and take the full quiz simply visit ParaPass.

Enter Here

There are two chances to win and winners will be drawn at random on 25 September, and notified by email.

For our competition T&Cs click here.

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