The Joint Royal Colleges Ambulance Liaison Committee (JRCALC) first met in April 1989 at The Royal College of Physicians in London. The purpose of the committee was to provide robust clinical oversight and expert clinical advice to UK Ambulance Services. It soon established itself as a leading authority on pre-hospital care and has gained a worldwide reputation.
JRCALC is best known for the production of clinical guidelines for pre-hospital care, often referred to as just the ‘JRCALC guidelines’.
These pocket-sized, easy-to-read reference cards will enable you to feel more confident in your recognition and interpretation of the common 12-lead ECG rhythms frequently seen in the prehospital setting, along...
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National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT)
