Intensive care paramedic Kate Whiting presents ten tips for the assessment and identification of the sick child.
Kate is an intensive care paramedic in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. She has recently completed her Masters in Specialist Paramedic Practice, with a focus on paediatric trauma. Kate also has a keen interest in education, and has worked as a sessional teaching associate for the Monash University undergraduate and post-graduate program.
Kate Whiting is an intensive care paramedic in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. She has recently completed her Masters in Specialist Paramedic Practice, with a focus on paediatric trauma.
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