National Critical Care and Trauma Response Centre’s Post

The NCCTRC’s Regional Engagement Program recently delivered the inaugural Trauma in Timor-Leste (TITL) program in Dili. Funded by the Australian Government the program was adapted from the NCCTRC’s Remote Area Trauma Education (RATE) course to ensure relevance to the Timor-Leste context. The curriculum was developed in collaboration with the Timor-Leste National Institute of Public Health (INSPTL) and Maluk Timor along with the NCCTRC’s Trauma Service, and emergency physicians from the Royal Darwin Hospital, who have long standing relationships with Hospital Nacional Guido Valadares - HNGV. The course aims to equip first responders, including ambulance services, and health professionals from community health centres and emergency departments with the skills to effectively manage trauma patients in the hours after an incident. Participants engaged in clinical skill stations covering haemorrhage control, splinting, burns first aid and fluid management. They also participated in practical exercises and discussions focused on packaging for transport and clinical handover. Muito obrigada to INSPTL for their hard work behind the scenes, including translation and coordination, and to Maluk Timor for providing interpreters who ensured participants had a supportive and effective learning environment. #Congratulations to all the participants who attended the course.

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Berthshiba Bade. Pena

Registered nurse and also a certified Women's Leadership in Disaster Risk Reduction,Assessment, Management and Preparedness in Disaster Crisis.

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Wow very interesting course

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