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Brett Hansen
Dimity Campbell
Brett Hansen
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Brett Hansen, unfortunately lost his long and strong battle with lung cancer on Sunday 6th November 2022 after being diagnosed in 2019. Of course without a fight!
For all that knew Brett would have known his determination and drive to keep pushing through even the hardest of days, with his girls Sharon and Bella by his side.
During his treatment, Brett had to be airlifted from Dalby to Toowoomba. He was fascinated with Careflight and thankful for the service that let him stay with us just a little longer.
We ask, as little or as much as you wish, to make a kind donation on Brett’s behalf and leave a note for him. If we can make even the slightest contribution to help others that need this service in the future, we know Brett would be chuffed.
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CareFlight
CareFlight is an aeromedical charity with a mission to save lives, speed recovery and serve the community.
CareFlight was founded in 1986 to get trauma treatment and critical medical care to seriously ill and injured patients as quickly as possible so they have the greatest chance of recovery and can resume their lives.
Since 1986 CareFlight have expanded from a single Sydney rapid response critical care helicopter service to providing expertise in critical medical care, aviation and logistics to many communities and partners across Australia who need it.
CareFlight critical care doctors, paramedics and nurses are specially trained in emergency, trauma, pre-hospital and remote medicine. This means CareFlight crews can start treating severely ill and injured people who need emergency treatment at the scene of a trauma incident, or when they are in remote locations - far away from a hospital.
CareFlight also travel internationally to bring ill and injured Australians home, and treat and retrieve oil and gas company workers stationed outside Australia who need a hospital level of care. The crews also look after seriously ill people who need to be moved interstate or between hospitals for specialist treatment. CareFlight clinical teams use helicopters, turbo-prop planes, jet aircraft and road vehicles to reach patients wherever they are.
As a Registered Training Organisation and an accredited training college for registrars, CareFlight is able to train leading health care professionals, in the fields of emergency medicine, intensive care and anaesthetics, and deliver extensive aviation and logistics training to staff and other organisations’ employees.
The mobile MediSim education and training program takes vital trauma care training directly to communities; and the rural and remote paediatric workshops educate clinicians and health practitioners on diagnosing and treating specific childhood illnesses and injuries. CareFlight partners with emergency service organisations, defense forces and businesses to deliver our expertise with agencies like NSW Rural Fire Service and NSW Ambulance.
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