vessels where there is no medical professional, such as a doctor,
on board. It provides assistance and direction for crew members
when it becomes necessary for them to assess and treat trauma
and medical illness. Ships and fishing vessels which carry
Category A or Category B stores are required also to carry a
copy of the guide.
This new guide, the 24th edition, continues to keep pace with the
rapid changes in best-practice medicine, medical technology and
global communications. It also provides reference for medical
training courses, and a framework for crew members within which
to think, when faced with unfamiliar medical problems at sea.
It contains:
. flow charts to aid evaluation and treatment
. incorporation of 'red flags' to aid identification of potentially
life-threatening conditions
. clear, authoritative advice and easy-to-follow guidance
. step-by-step illustrations to explain emergency procedures
. cross-references to further detail
. anatomical illustrations
What's New in the 24th Edition
The 24th edition includes the following updates:
. revised spinal immobilisation section
. updates to antibiotics guide
. new content on Covid and infectious diseases
. updates to the emergency algorithms
. new lighter, flexi-bound format using 100% recycled material
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