WILDCARE, Working in Less than Desirable Conditions and Remote Environments, 2nd Edition

by Frank Hubbell, T B R Walsh (Illustrator), Peter Lewis (Photographer)

WILDCARE, Working in Less than Desirable Conditions and Remote Environments , is the creation of Stonehearth Open Learning Opportunities (SOLO), the wilderness and emergency medicine school in Conway, NH founded in 1976. The softbound version is the second edition of this title. Comprehensive and heavily illustrated, WILDCARE is a compilation of lessons learned over more than 45 years teaching emergency and wilderness medicine. Covering primary assessment through environmental emergencies this compendium also reaches into the realm of expedition medicine and disaster response. It is possible to open this 328 page book to almost any page and learn something valuable and possibly life saving. A must have reference book for anyone who may have to respond to a medical emergency outside "the golden hour".

340 pages, Paperback

Published April 15, 2022

Reviews

[Crystal Gail Welcome · Rating 3 out of 5]

As stated the book was written as a supplement for Solo’s Wilderness Rescue courses. The book offered a lot of information, however, at times it lacked detailed information which I felt required detailed elaboration.

[Ivy Koberlein · Rating 5 out of 5]

Phenomenal resource!