Volume 22, Issue 5, September 2025, of Paramedicine is now available for download.

Editorial

• Raising expectations and defining boundaries in quality management scholarship: Strengthening the design, methodology, and reporting of quality-focused work - Paul Simpson, Walter Tavares

Primary research (any research design)

• The tensions between organisational culture and professionalisation and their influence on paramedic conveyance decision-making: A constructivist grounded theory framework - Alannah Morrison, Alison Craswell, Fiona Bogossian, Bill Lord

Commentary

• The future of South African paramedicine: Adapting to evolving challenges and shaping a patient-centred future - Naqeeb Majiet, Louis van Rensburg, Craig Wylie, Willem Stassen, Naseef Abdullah

Primary research (any research design)

• The culture of everyday sexism and gender inequality in the paramedicine profession: A qualitative study - Alisha McFarlane, Donna Bridges, Sonja Maria

Commentary

• Moving beyond awareness: The evidence on sexism within paramedicine is in – it's time to transform the system - Jennifer Bolster, Tyne M Markides

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Paramedicine is a paramedic-led, international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal which aims to advance and transform the discipline of paramedicine through high-quality evidence. It inspires robust discussion, encourages innovative thinking, informs leadership, and enables research translation.

Official Journal of the:

• Australasian College of Paramedicine
• Paramedic Chiefs of Canada

Journal Associates:

• Australasian Council of Paramedicine Deans
• The Council of Ambulance Authorities (CAA)
• Emergency Care Society of South Africa (ECSSA)
• McNally Project for Paramedicine Research
• Irish Paramedicine Education and Research Network (IPERN)