A clinical case review that unpacks diagnostic complexity in the prehospital setting.
In this case-based webinar, we explore a prehospital presentation about a STEMI with a twist - a patient with both a PR bleed and evolving ischaemia, challenging the crew's initial momentum and clinical bias.
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Biography: Ryan Parry
Ryan is an Intensive Care Paramedic for Ambulance Victoria and is passionate about pre-hospital education. Drawing on over a decade of experience in ambulance practice and education across three countries, Ryan has organised and delivered CPD sessions, lectures, structured education programs, and large-scale multi-agency exercises.
Ryan's work focuses on building confident, resilient clinicians through education and simulation.
Biography: Jake Murphy-Smith
Jake is a junior doctor at Monash Health with an interest in critical care medicine. Throughout his career, Jake has been involved in education of both paramedics and doctors-in-training through lectures, bedside teaching, and simulation. He has clinical experience in emergency, surgery, infectious diseases and cardiology, as well as rotations overseas and in medical retrieval.
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