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Location, Location, Location

Jermal

Jermal

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Would it be possible to have a sub category in the members list with a general location (i.e. County search). This would be useful when trying to locate members who are close to you for future meets etc...

Excuse any poor grammer, It's nearly 3am and I'm still at work!
 
Jermal said:
No, no. Nothing as important as that. I'm an Operating Department Practitioner. I'm sure most of you will not have a clue what that is, so google it and find out. if you can arsed!
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I was only joking, ahem.....
The work


Operating department practitioners (ODPs), formerly known as operating department assistants (ODAs), care for theatre patients before, during and after surgery.
The duties of an ODP include:
  • preparing the surgical environment and equipment such as drugs, drips, instruments, dressings and swabs
  • preparing and monitoring machinery and specialist equipment for specific procedures
  • ensuring stocks of items such as drugs and other single or multiple use items are ordered and rotated properly
  • providing the surgical team with items required during the procedure, often called 'circulating duties', and keeping accurate records.
ODPs work within anaesthetic, surgical and recovery teams, caring for and ensuring the safety of patients during surgery and post-operatively. They review the care provided at each stage, and assess patients before allowing them to join a surgical ward.

ODPs can work in other clinical areas such as accident and emergency, intensive care, day surgery clinics, maternity units, and resuscitation teams.
 
lecurie said:
I was only joking, ahem.....
The work


Operating department practitioners (ODPs), formerly known as operating department assistants (ODAs), care for theatre patients before, during and after surgery.
The duties of an ODP include:
  • preparing the surgical environment and equipment such as drugs, drips, instruments, dressings and swabs
  • preparing and monitoring machinery and specialist equipment for specific procedures
  • ensuring stocks of items such as drugs and other single or multiple use items are ordered and rotated properly
  • providing the surgical team with items required during the procedure, often called 'circulating duties', and keeping accurate records.
ODPs work within anaesthetic, surgical and recovery teams, caring for and ensuring the safety of patients during surgery and post-operatively. They review the care provided at each stage, and assess patients before allowing them to join a surgical ward.

ODPs can work in other clinical areas such as accident and emergency, intensive care, day surgery clinics, maternity units, and resuscitation teams.
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A thorough report! Well done. Thought I would up your reputation for your efforts! ;)
 
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