The NSW rural adult emergency clinical guidelines are a very useful set of guidelines should you ever find yourself in a rural setting. Even if you never go rural as a medical student, nor do you end up going rural during your internship this set of guidelines could be pretty useful to you in a tertiary hospital setting. The guideline has been put together by the NSW department of health and can be printed out should you want a hard copy.
This guideline can be found here:
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/gl/2010/pdf/GL2010_003.pdf
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