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May 10, 2010
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BASICS Scotland 2010 Conference in Full Swing
Apr 08, 2010
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BASICS Scotland & The Sandpiper Trust Merchandise
Dec 04, 2009
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News Archive
May 10, 2010
Three Potential Major Incidents Highland BASICS GPs already this year!
Apr 08, 2010
BASICS Scotland 2010 Conference in Full Swing
Dec 04, 2009
BASICS Scotland & The Sandpiper Trust Merchandise
Nov 18, 2009
Make a Donation to BASICS Scotland
Oct 13, 2009
Faculty of Pre Hospital Care Scientific Day 24th November 2009
Sep 24, 2009
Facebook
Sep 24, 2009
BASICS Conference a success
Apr 23, 2009
Sgt Gill Williams - Sponsorship Appeal
Apr 03, 2009
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION MOVES ON
Feb 26, 2009
BASICS Doctor attends A9 crash scene
Feb 06, 2009
aVLS Information Sheet
Jan 08, 2009
BASICS Scotland Board Contact Details
Dec 19, 2008
Christmas Letter from BASICS Scotland Chairman
Nov 15, 2007
SANDPIPER BAG MARK 2 LAUNCH
Apr 17, 2007
BASICS Scotland Newsletters
Apr 17, 2007
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Nov 16, 2006
SANDPIPER BAG FEEDBACK REQUEST
Nov 16, 2006
FEEDBACK REQUEST
May 12, 2005
On-line Education for Unscheduled Care Practitioners
Mar 10, 2005
Sandpiper Trust 500th Bag
Nov 02, 2004
Vehicle Locating System
Nov 02, 2004
Autumn Newsletter
May 28, 2004
URGENT - We need your opinion
May 28, 2004
Improved Method of Call Out for BASICS Doctors
May 28, 2004
BASICS Scotland has new Extrication Vehicle
BASICS News
May 28, 2004 BASICS Scotland has new Extrication Vehicle
Thanks to the efforts of Brian Carlin BASICS Scotland now has its own “purpose-built” Extrication Unit. This consists of a covered trailer which contains a car which was involved in a road traffic accident and has subsequently been specially modified by professional coach builders for the purposes of teaching extrication. All hazardous fluids have been removed from the car, the roof cut off and put back on with spring clips, so that it can be removed as and when necessary for the purposes of demonstrating extrication. Various other modifications have been made to the car to make it as lifelike as possible. Should members of BASICS Scotland wish to use this unit for teaching purposes, then please contact BASICS Scotland office.