Mahwahdayoh Medical Rescue Ltd

10/29/2023

Some of the summer/fall adventures !

10/29/2023

Hi, all!

It’s taken a while, but “we are baaaaaaaack”!!!

I left Canada for medical school in the Caribbean & the page “disappeared”.

But it’s back now.

How have you been?

Stay tuned for pictures of recent projects!

12/13/2019

Hello, everyone! We haven't been around Facebook much, we have been busy in the real world...working, training, and volunteering. We hope this Christmas season find you all well, happy, healthy, and safe.

Much love from our home to yours!

Merry Christmas!

10/13/2019

https://itunes.apple.com/ca/artist/neil-allen/id355715537 Lyrics Below ! follow Neil Allen on facebook https://www.facebook.com/neilallenmusic Itunes coming ...

10/09/2019

Fire Prevention Week

https://www.nfpa.org/Public-Education/Staying-safe/Preparedness/Fire-Prevention-Week

10/05/2019

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qK47qj1TNmU&list=PL_fUz5pvKMJC4m4pYItwKhlwB8B5sbbqO&index=1

Emergency Services Technology (EST) students perform a night time response to a mock gas plant explosion scenario at the Lakeland College Emergency Training ...

09/15/2019

A firefighter caught in a room involved in a flashover has very little time before the room temperatures cause gear failure that will result in serious burn injuries and or death. Your escape time from a room involved in a flashover is about 0.5 to 2 seconds. This equates to about a distance of 1.5 meters (5 feet) as the average firefighter can crawl about 0.75 meters per second (2.5 feet)

Therefore the best defenses against being caught in a flashover fire are:
- Be aware of structural conditions that can lead to a flashover.
- Be aware of environmental warning signs of a pending flashover.
- Use proper search techniques to avoid disorientation.
- Note any secondary means of egress in case of an emergency.

05/07/2019

Current Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Guidelines as of 01 AUGUST 2018. The TCCC Guidelines are the standard of care for the modern battlefield.  The guidelines cover: Care Under Fire (CUF), Tactical Field Care (TFC), Tactical Evacuation Care (TACEVAC). These recommendations are intended....

05/04/2019

Firefighters dedicate their lives to the protection of life and property. Sometimes that dedication is in the form of countless hours volunteered over many years, in others it is many selfless years working in the industry. In all cases it risks the ultimate sacrifice of a firefighter’s life.

International Firefighters’ Day (IFFD) is a time where the world’s community can recognize and honor the sacrifices that firefighters make to ensure that their communities and environment are as safe as possible. It is also a day in which we thank current and past firefighters for their contributions. https://bit.ly/2vHc0fX

05/03/2019

Very true.

04/24/2019

REAL SCENARIO for a patient living in La Crete needing to get to an appointment in Edmonton and the average costs to get there driving vs an Angel Flight. Please share this!

Driving: La Crete to Edmonton
672.5km / 7hrs 11m
Gas = $150
Hotels 2-3 days = $300-$500
Child/pet care = $100
Restaurants = $150-$200
Trip avg. cost = $800

Angel Fight: La Crete to Edmonton
Flight = 1.5 hours
Online application = 10 min
Call for arrangements = 15 min
Transport between appt = 2hrs

Trip cost = FREE
HOME THE SAME DAY = PRICELESS
APPLY NOW: http://www.angelflight.ab.ca/request-a-flight/

04/13/2019

Interesting read. Not only for active shooters but also mass casualties incidents as MVA’s

In the mass-shooting era, civilians must help one another in a crisis—and keep victims from bleeding to death.