This episode introduces the four CoROM faculty members who will present discussions over the next 12 months focusing on healthcare practice in remote, austere and resource-limited environments. Dr Winston de Mello is a COL(ret) anaesthetist focusing on burns and pain. He leads discussions on our MSc Austere Critical Care programme and is one of the Founders of the College. Dr Edit Gara MD PhD is a cardiologist with prehospital experience. She will discuss cardiology and critical care. She is the programme lead for our MSc Austere Critical Care and a mentor in our BSc Remote Paramedic Practitioner programme. Tim Cranton is an HCPC paramedic, an offshore medic and a Tropical Nurse working on an oil rig in the North Sea. He has also deployed to Ukraine and other exciting locations. He will be discussing remote and austere medicine from a paramedic perspective. Aebhric OKelly is a former Green Beret and a critical care paramedic. He created the College and is a founder. He will be interviewing various movers and shakers of the austere medical community.

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