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Training Videos

On this page we will have mandatory and supplementary training videos.

The PACKMaN trial is investigating whether ketamine is superior to morphine for the pre-hospital management of acute severe pain from traumatic injury.

The trial protocol provides professionals with full details about the trial background and design.

Mandatory Training

You may also view videos 1-8 as PowerPoint video slides by clicking on the video title.

1. IntroductionLink opens in a new window

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2. Booking drugs outLink opens in a new window

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3. Assessing patient eligibilityLink opens in a new window

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4. Preparing and administering the trial drugLink opens in a new window

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5. a) Pharmacology KetamineLink opens in a new window

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5. c) Pharmacology MidazolamLink opens in a new window

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6. DocumentationLink opens in a new window

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7. Handover and reportingLink opens in a new window

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8. Pain scoresLink opens in a new window

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9. Recruitment overview video

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10. YAS only - booking out process video

11. WMAS only - booking out process video

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Recommended Training

Pharmacology MorphineLink opens in a new window

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Pharmacology NaloxoneLink opens in a new window

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To certify you have completed the required training and understand the trial procedures relevant to your role, please complete the form below.

Ambulance Service (required)
Have you watched the ‘introduction’ video? (required)
Have you watched the ‘booking drugs out’ video? (required)
Have you watched the ‘assessing patient eligibility’ video? (required)
Have you watched the ‘preparing and administering the trial drug’ video? (required)
Have you watched the ‘pharmacology Ketamine’ video? (required)
Have you watched the ‘pharmacology Midazolam’ video? (required)
Have you watched the ‘documentation’ video? (required)
Have you watched the ‘handover and reporting’ video? (required)
Have you watched the ‘pain scores’ video? (required)
Have you watched the ‘recruitment overview’ video? (required)
Have you watched the ‘pharmacology Morphine’ video?
Have you watched the ‘pharmacology Naloxone’ video?
Do you understand that you must complete the two PACKMAN PGDs (for West Midlands Ambulance Service this is through the JRCALC+ app)? (required)

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Trial contact details:


Tel: 02476 150478
Email: 
packman@warwick.ac.uk

Participating Ambulance Services: