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Genre

Reality-TV

Cast

Rodger Corser

Produced by

Michael Cordell / Adam Digby / Sascha Ettinger-Epstein

Production company

Cordell Jigsaw Productions 

Original channel

Network Ten

One HD

Original language

English

Country of origin

Australia

Broadcast dates

4 May 2009 (Australia) 

Original runing time

4 May 2009 – 2010

Episode duration

30 minutes

Picture format

576i (SDTV)

1080i (HDTV)

Studio

Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia

Official Sites

http://tenplay.com.au/

Episode summary

After eight intensive and challenging months of training, 388 new police recruits celebrate their long awaited gradation at Goulbourn Police College, NSW. 19 year old Probationary Constable Vanessa Cook gets right into the action after immediately being posted to Sydney's City Central station, the states biggest and busiest command. Her skills are tested and put to use when she encounters a serious stabbing. Chris Swadling, also sent to the same station is called to a mysterious code red job and he races to the scene not knowing what to expect. As all of this happens, a new hopeful bunch of recruits start their long training journey at the Police College.

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Everyone please take note.

The 8 weeks training course is just the vocational pathway into the ambulance service. They are then still trainees for another 3 years or so before they are qualified to be a Paramedic. This vocational pathway in Australia is starting to get phased out. You now have to do a three-year Bachelor's degree (which includes multiple placements with the ambulance service) and a one year graduate placement with the ambulance service before you can be called a Paramedic.Interesting. In Canada the training at least in Ontario is two to four years. 8 weeks! Wow they really get thrown out there early. My son's doing a four year program right now with an eye to later being a PA. Two things I worry about with this career choice are back injuries and PTSD. This IS a noble career and I think EMS services should be paid a lot more as many of them cannot work in this career to retirement due to the physical and psychological demands of this job. 

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Genre

Reality-TV

Cast

Rodger Corser

Produced by

Michael Cordell / Adam Digby / Sascha Ettinger-Epstein

Production company

Cordell Jigsaw Productions 

Original channel

Network Ten

One HD

Original language

English

Country of origin

Australia

Broadcast dates

4 May 2009 (Australia) 

Original runing time

4 May 2009 – 2010

Episode duration

30 minutes

Picture format

576i (SDTV)

1080i (HDTV)

Studio

Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia

Official Sites

http://tenplay.com.au/

Episode summary

Probationary Constable Cristina Cidade is a keen kickboxer – skills she's hoping will help keep her safe on the beat in Sydney. Called to a violent arrest, she's confronted with a suspect who's running from police – and does not want to be caught.

Its better than him being paralysed. ALWAYS stabilise the head. If he starts to no breathe because of blocked airway they can always intubate. THe paramedics are trained for this job just like doctors are trained so stop being biased

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Generally its a 3-year uni course to be a para in Australia, however NSW does have a 'crash course' kinda thing (which is what this series follows) where they spend 8 weeks in the classroom with intensive training on all the basics they will need, then they spend the next 3 years on an ambulance with a senior paramedic who will help train them. I would also assume they have modules and training to complete while they do it. Its like the 3yr uni course, but in an ambulance instead of a classroomUh, look I really don't know, but off the top of my head there are roughly 14 or so drugs that can be administered by NSW paramedics, including glycerine, atropine, midazolam, epinephrine, morphine, and a few others. (Obviously methoxyflourane would also be on that list, come to think of it)... but I really don't know, and am simply going off memory from years ago, so I am probably wrong. I imagine dexamethasone would be on that list too, come to think of it... but I have no real idea.

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Genre

Reality-TV

Cast

Rodger Corser

Produced by

Michael Cordell / Adam Digby / Sascha Ettinger-Epstein

Production company

Cordell Jigsaw Productions 

Original channel

Network Ten

One HD

Original language

English

Country of origin

Australia

Broadcast dates

4 May 2009 (Australia) 

Original runing time

4 May 2009 – 2010

Episode duration

30 minutes

Picture format

576i (SDTV)

1080i (HDTV)

Studio

Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia

Official Sites

http://tenplay.com.au/

Episode summary

Probationary Constable Chris Swadling spends a shift dealing with some of Sydney's more challenging residents. From attending a mental-health incident in Hyde Park, to a woman hearing 'voices' outside her flat and a confrontation at Central Station, he gets a no-holds- barred introduction to the reality of day to day policing. Country girl Emma Byrne also gets a shock introduction to life in Kings Cross, when her team are confronted with a bleeding woman overdosing in an alley way. Meanwhile at college, the student recruits are getting a reality check of their own. Anthony Toomey gets his first taste of dealing with a mentally ill person and Dean Engert is asked to deliver the message that every parent fears – a death knock. And for one student recruit, their policing career comes to an abrupt end.

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Thanks for uploading! It is very important to find a system of dealing with calls/shouts. The crew has EXCELLENT bedside manner. I was disappointed that the trainee was not doing a S.A.M.P.L.E. history * while they are moving him around *. S symptoms A allergies M medications P past medical history L last meal/drink / Last meds E events leading-up to this Everything seems on-par or better than some major cities in the USA! CLEAN, NEW, GEAR! Maybe the show will film some problems too.In that particular case, the patient most likely would have been deemed time critical and needed to be transported as soon as, so trying to extricate him would have meant using a device called a KED (or a NIEJ), which basically is like a 'jacket' that wraps around the patient and takes a while to apply. So by doing a 'supine immobilization', it just allows the crews to bypass the NIEJ jacket and get the patient to hospital sooner :] Hope this helps :]

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Genre

Reality-TV

Cast

Rodger Corser

Produced by

Michael Cordell / Adam Digby / Sascha Ettinger-Epstein

Production company

Cordell Jigsaw Productions 

Original channel

Network Ten

One HD

Original language

English

Country of origin

Australia

Broadcast dates

4 May 2009 (Australia) 

Original runing time

4 May 2009 – 2010

Episode duration

30 minutes

Picture format

576i (SDTV)

1080i (HDTV)

Studio

Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia

Official Sites

http://tenplay.com.au/

Episode summary

In Sydney, two Probationary Constables get their first taste of what it's like policing Sydney's biggest event of the year: Mardi Gras. A teeming mass of 300,000 partygoers converge in Sydney's city to celebrate.I'm currently studying paramedicine and you might be pleased to hear that as part of the course there is a semester long unit about mental health problems & disorders. As far as I'm aware all student paramedics in Australia undergo training in that subject.

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The other issue is, Vol EMT's are everywhere, Paramedics aren't on every ambulance they're few and far between, In Oz we run staff paramedics on every ambulance, In America they're mainly volunteers, they start as drivers then EMT-B, EMT-I, EMT, Paramedic, so they don't have the experience or skill set sometimes even the general people skills to deal with every patient individually, Australia healthcare system is hundreds of times better, i'm saying that first hand from both sides!i completely agree. paramedics, the police etc should be taught about different mental health conditions. i have recovered from BPD and hate the way paramedics get angry so quickly. i have never taken an overdose for want of LOVE and AFFECTION, OR ATTENTION. everyone it seems, particularly those who put on a uniform, do no research but are happy to play amateur psychiatrist. that poor young man did not ask for his childhood abuse to be broadcast, and who would be normal after that.

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