Flight + critical care education

Where Science
Meets Humanity

Practical education for flight and critical care paramedics.

Understand the physiology behind what you see, so you can recognise what’s changing and make better decisions in the field and in transport.

Free articles now. Courses in development.

Yellow air ambulance helicopter on the tarmac

Physiology that travels with you

On scene. At the bedside. During transport.

Understand what is supporting your patient, and what could change during the journey.

Understand. Reassess. Apply.

Start with a question from practice.

Clear explanations. Relevant to the patient in front of you.

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Transport

A Stable Handover Can Hide an Unstable Transport

Look beyond the observations to the support your patient needs throughout the journey.

Ventilation

Understanding Respiratory Failure: A Guide for Paramedics

Connect ventilation, oxygenation and perfusion to what you see at the bedside.

Shock

Fluid Responsive Does Not Mean Fluid Tolerant

Explore the physiology behind weighing the potential benefit and harm of more fluid.

Anthony Crocock with his dog outdoors

Meet the founder

Anthony Crocock

Critical care and flight paramedic. EMS educator.

Making complex physiology easier to understand, while keeping the person receiving our care at the centre.

The story behind AGC Med →

More learning ahead

Courses in development

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