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    Chris
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    :laugh:

    #206765

    PM Sent.

    Cheers ;)

    #206768

    Adrian Gale
    Member

    done. I also wear an ICE USB dog tag. $10 from Adv Moto ;)

    #206694

    Paul Fahey
    Member

    Happy to be part of this, a good idea, will pm. Just in case management!

    Unit

    #206762
    Nickj wrote:
    Bulla wrote:
    I also carry a card inside my helmet with my personal details incl phone number, address and medical history including allergies on it – just tucked up under the liner. Also have an ICE (in case of Emergency) contact in my phone. Its on the card as well considering I’m the only one who knows the unlock code. Just something else that maybe worth considering. Just the sort of info that I ask being a paramedic.

    Hi Bulla
    What would be the perfect info you could find on a patient at a job you were called to ?

    Be great to know so we can all help you guys and ourselves !!

    Cheers

    Nick

    Things we need to know definitely are:

    Name
    Address
    Contact number for Next of Kin
    Date of Birth although we estimate if we have to however makes it easier to match medical records

    Allergies to drugs, foods ie bee stings, morphine allergies, medication reactions

    Any medical conditions – heart problems, asthma, diabetes, epilepsy serious past injuries i.e fractures or head injuries

    Medications – any tablets you take daily (in case they interact with emergency drugs)

    That covers most immediate issues especially if we cannot get hold of the Next of Kin and you happen to be unable to communicate i.e. Unconcious

    Carry one in your helmet and one in your backpack/toolbag to be safe and have the ICE number recorded in your phone. Dont forget to leave your phone unlock code somewhere in your kit that others can access in an emergency.

    Been to jobs where none of the riders really knew the injured rider and a few where people were riding solo but had ICE cards or similar in their gear which helped.

    http://www.medids.com/free-id.php – You can print them out from here for free, well worth it, don’t forget to laminate it though.

    #206779

    Chris
    Member

    Thanks for the Info Bulla,

    EVERYONE should get this done and keep it on their person, you never know it may become a required part of every ride just like License and Rego..

    Cheers
    Chris.

    #206780

    Thanks heaps this is something i had never had or thought about, but is an important thing to carry.
    That link works great and quick to do.
    Thanks a lot for this great info
    Robert

    #207144

    Chris
    Member

    Just a bump in case anyone missed it..

    #207223

    Leo.C
    Member

    Locked in Eddy, ripper idea!

    #206695

    MARTIN TWINE
    Member

    Gday Chris, yes a great idea for many reasons.

    PM sent

    Cheers Marty

    #218069

    Paul
    Member

    Info sent

    Great idea guys… even better idea Bulla!

    #226668

    There is now an I.C.E. app for both Iphones and Androids. Seems to be alright on the Nexus, haven’t got an iphone to try it on.

    #226671

    Greg
    Member
    Bulla wrote:
    There is now an I.C.E. app for both Iphones and Androids. Seems to be alright on the Nexus, haven’t got an iphone to try it on.

    Cheers Bulla I will take advantage of that

    TB

    #226691

    Only issue I can see with the Andriod version is your personal security codes will lock acess to the application if others need to get it. maybe turn off security on a ride may be the best option or right your pin code on the inside of the phone cases.

    #206770

    Adrian Gale
    Member
    GaleyKTM300 wrote:
    done. I also wear an ICE USB dog tag. $10 from Adv Moto ;)

    New phone number

    0478 616 888

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