Murra-Murra community responder project.

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South Australian Ambulance Service

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TextPublication details: Adelaide : South Australian Ambulance Service, [2003]Description: 2 vSubject(s):

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SCA 362.1889915 21 MUR

Subject: The Murra Murra (means hand in hand) Community Responder Course arose following a number of medical emergencies within the Point Pearce community - a group of some 500 indigenous Narrunga people - on the Yorke Peninsula near Maitland. It was considered that had there been an earlier response actions, patient outcomes would have been improved. In May 2003 the first eight participants of the Murra Murra program graduated. They are now available to their community 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Safer Community Awards	Australian Emergency Management Library	BOOK	362.1889915 MUR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		010337013

Entrant : Safer Communities Awards 2003

The Murra Murra (means hand in hand) Community Responder Course arose following a number of medical emergencies within the Point Pearce community - a group of some 500 indigenous Narrunga people - on the Yorke Peninsula near Maitland. It was considered that had there been an earlier response actions, patient outcomes would have been improved. In May 2003 the first eight participants of the Murra Murra program graduated. They are now available to their community 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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