Suspension Trauma

Dr. Roger Mortimer's presentation at the 2012 NCRC National Seminar. He discusses Suspension Trauma (A.K.A. Orthostatic Intolorence, Harness Hang Syndrome, Orthostatic Trauma, etc...). This is an excellent presentation for all rescuers.

[@peacesharon4354]

quality training

[@RyuMai]

amazing vid !

[@paulstibilj3349]

Cheers, mate.

[@JacobPaul-y7w]

The article containing the compiled data of people who've died on a rope. He mentions that it's published on the web, and it must've grown in the last 11 years. I don't suppose anyone can point me in the correct direction? I cannot seem to find that article anywhere.

[@Boxalarmtraining]

I believe you can contact him via the address posted at the beginning of the video. I think his contact info is also on PMI's website under the webinars.

[@Boxalarmtraining]

I will see if I can find some contact info. The last time I tried to reach him at his NCRC email I never got ahold of him.

[@livgalucklav]

I have seen yhis idea for safety seminar, but i would like if possible has a link to make here in Brazil.

[@paulstibilj3349]

Great presentation. Would you have Dr Mortimer's contact details? I have a solution for Suspension trauma that I would like to discuss with him.

[@emt18905]

I am working on creating a suspension trauma protocol for my crew in Maine dealing with windmills and communications towers in our district. I cannot seem to find Dr. Mortimers contact anywhere, can you help me please?