A potential solution to assist rural healthcare is community paramedicine, which presents a fresh approach to primary healthcare in regional areas by leveraging the existing paramedic workforce to reach patients anywhere.

The primary aim of this scoping review was to determine if parent/carer and paramedic transport destination choice differs whilst also exploring factors influencing paramedic destination choice for transport of CSHCN.

This retrospective cohort study of over 1.6 million patients in British Columbia, Canada, sought to examine the performance of MPDS ® in identifying patients at overdose prevention sites requiring chest compressions.

In this session, we will discuss several challenging logistical, geographical, medico-legal and ethical barriers to enacting such programs.

This research explored the experience of patients who received an emergency ambulance response and paramedic-led healthcare that resulted in a decision for them to not attend a hospital ED.

In this experimental study, the impact of alternative preoxygenation methods such as a refill valve attachment rather than reservoir bag, and the addition of nasal cannulae was investigated.

Join Elliot and Dan to discuss a study on the Fluid Expansion As Supportive Therapy (FEAST), published in 2011

A presentation of the results of a qualitative study undertaken which aimed to understand the perspectives of patients with chronic pain who have received management in the paramedic practice setting.

Our author team used the Delphi methodology to survey an international panel of prehospital clinicians in order to create CPRIC definitions, management guidelines, and a reporting framework which can be used for reporting purposes.

Objective: This study examined severe TBI patient outcomes based on transportation.