Pre-Hospital care is a well-established branch of medicine, now practiced by a broad range of practitioners from first aiders, paramedics, doctors, nurses, first responders, voluntary aid workers and remote medics including multi agency teams such as police, fire and armed forces.
View our range of faculty resources created to aid the professional development of pre-hospital care practitioners, including D13 Audit Reports, guidance documents, courses, etc. Plus our educational programmes DipROM, Mountain Medicine and Crowd Doctor.
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Elevate your skills with the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care Foundation Material in Immediate Care Manual. Tailored specifically to healthcare professionals, this manual provides foundation material and additional references for both training and on-going study. Whether you’re an experienced practitioner or new to the field, the FPHC Manual offers step-by-step instructions and best practices to enhance your expertise and confidence in emergency situations. The FPHC is proud to present the Clinical Material for Police Officers in Specialist Role Manual. Recognising that police officers are often the first responders at incidents involving casualties, this manual underscores the critical role their medical expertise and skills play and equips officers with simple yet powerful skills that can significantly impact patient survival.
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Visit our comprehensive Clinical Response to Major Incidents (CRMI) resource page, designed to equip healthcare professionals with essential information and tools. This page offers guidelines, best practices, and up-to-date protocols to effectively manage and respond to major incidents. Whether you’re looking for training materials, case studies, or the latest research, our CRMI page offers resources to enhance your preparedness and response capabilities.
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Check out our full range of membership options linked to the pre-hospital care framework, and find out about the benefits of being a member. Exciting New Members Benefit - PHEMnet. PHEMnet provides a web based pre-hospital care portfolio and enables FPHC members to input anonymised details of incidents attended, patients treated, drugs delivered and procedures carried out. For more information on this benefit visit the dedicated PHEMnet page under membership benefits.
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The Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care run a range of Exams via the Examinations Department of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. The Faculty have also put together a range of video and podcast resources to help guide candidates through the examinations.
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Are you an experienced and qualified practitioner from a paramedic, nursing or medical background? If so you may be eligible to undertake the new Fellowship in Immediate Care (FIMC) and, as appropriate, apply for Faculty Accreditation as a Consultant (Level 8) Practitioner in PHEM.
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Enjoy a more interactive aspect to the Faculty, Our blogs and Webinars. The aim of the FPHC Website Blog is to allow for an area where members of the Pre-hospital Care community can come together to discuss fresh ideas, research, and experiences within the field and to start discussions among our wide audience of practitioners. Our webinars bring together some of the brightest minds in the pre-hospital care field to discuss new and innovative topics.
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Elective Applications Now Open!
The faculty of pre-hospital care is pleased to announce that the application process for the FPHC 2025 Student Elective Program is now open.
2 September 2024
Student and Junior Trainee Group - Applications Open!
Exciting Announcement! Applications are now open for the positions of Chair, General Secretary and Treasurer of the Student and Junior Trainee Group.
17 July 2024
Joseph Herbert, a Medical Student from the University of Queensland, Australia has written a reflective account of his time in Scotland.
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