In this episode of Advocacy in Conversation, John Bruning, CEO, and Dr Walter Tavares, Department of Health and Society and Director of the Paramedicine Collaborative at the Department of Family and Community Medicine, University of Toronto and Scientist, sit down for part two of ‘Framing the Framework’. This is an inspiring and insightful conversation in which John and Walter explore the development, use and impact of the practice principles and National Occupational Standards across Canada, the importance of prioritising social responsiveness, using flexible language, and collaborating across the health sector on strategies to implement professional frameworks.
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