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  1. QAS clinical practice guidelines: trauma/burns

    These guidelines provide advice and recommendations that are intended to guide clinical decision-making and optimise patient care and safety.

  2. Burns Patient Management 4th edition

    The following guidelines were developed by specialist staff working within the ACI Statewide Burn Injury Service (SBIS) from the tertiary burn units at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead (CHW), Royal North Shore Hospital (RNSH) and Concord Repatriation General Hospital (CRGH). The guidelines are designed for use by staff working in these burn units, and clinicians […]

  3. Burns Management Guidelines  

    A comprehensive guide to first aid, assessing, treating and managing burns — developed by the Victorian Adult Burns Service at The Alfred.

  4. Australian & New Zealand Burn Association

    ANZBA is a not for profit organisation and the peak body for health professionals and experts responsible for the care of the burn injured in Australia and New Zealand. Significant burn injury is a distinct and important component of the overall burden of injury. Burn injuries range from the most minor and common of wounds, […]

  5. Bowel Resources

    This resource covers bowel resources for people with spinal cord injury. It includes body systems, bowel management plans, equipment and assistive technology relating to spinal cord injuries. Developed by Queensland Spinal Cord Injuries Service.

  6. Spinal Cord Injury

    Queensland Ambulance Service clinical practice guidelines for managing suspected spinal cord injuries. Please scroll down and type “spinal cord” in search bar for the current guideline.

  7. Cervical Spine Trauma Evaluation

    All trauma patients have a cervical spine injury until proven otherwise. This resource discusses how to clear the cervical spine after trauma.

  8. Spinal Trauma

    Early care of patients suffering from a spinal cord injury can have a significant impact on long term outcomes. Providers should focus on minimising handling, maintaining immobilisation and preventing any further damage. This site provides information from the major trauma guidelines and education of the Victorian State Trauma System.

  9. ATMIST Handover Template

    The use of a handover template like ATMIST can significantly improve communication between medical practitioners, ambulance crews and emergency departments.

  10. Teaching Functional Skills in Early Rehabilitation Phase

    A clinical resource by the Queensland Spinal Cord Injuries Service, Metro South Health.