NEWS2 ID Badge Card - Paramedic Flashcard | Pocket Guide for Students, ECA, CFR

NEWS2 ID Badge Card - Paramedic Flashcard for Students | Pocket Guide for Primary Patient Assessment, ECA, CFR

This NEWS2 ID Badge Card is the perfect companion for paramedic students, ECAs, and CFRs. Designed to provide quick reference for primary and patient assessments, this pocket guide is ideal for healthcare professionals working in fast-paced environments.

• 54mm x 86mm (same size as a bank card)
• Conforms to ISO-7810 standards for size and quality
• Includes a 1.5cm hole punch for easy attachment to badge holders, reels, or lanyards (not included)
• Made from 100% plastic with a protective overlay for durability and daily use
• Whether you're a paramedic student, ECA, or CFR, this flashcard ensures you have vital information like NEWS2 for quick decision-making.
• Also a thoughtful gift for aspiring healthcare professionals.

Print Quality and Imperfect Prints:

We are committed to reducing the amount of waste produced during the production of our resources. As a result, any reference cards that are printed with slight print imperfections may be offered as alternatives to the full-price, perfect print versions. All cards that are classed as imperfect are individually checked to ensure that the information contained is not compromised and are offered at a reduced cost. Note that the pictures of the imperfect print cards do not show the actual imperfections present.

Disclaimer
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these flashcards, but no responsibility will be taken for any inaccuracies, omissions, or errors. These cards are for general reference and do not substitute proper medical training. Always compare the content with your organization's guidelines.

Copyright
These flashcards are for personal use only. By purchasing, you agree not to post, distribute, or resell them. All rights reserved ©Star Resources 2024. Reproduced from: Royal College of Physicians. National Early Warning Score (NEWS) 2: Standardising the assessment of acute-illness severity in the NHS. Updated report of a working party. London: RCP, 2017.