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ACPIC23: Panel on pain
ACPIC23: Panel on pain
Released: 19-12-2023
Katrina Sedgwick, Shell Piercy & Lucinda Peacock
Join Katrina, Shell and Lucinda for three presentations on pain, followed by a panel discussion
55 minutes
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ACPIC23: Pillars of the Profession
ACPIC23: Pillars of the Profession
Released: 19-12-2023
Craig B Campbell, Dr Erica Kriesmann & Jemma Altmeier
Join Craig, Erica and Jemma for three presentations on the pillars of the profession, followed by a panel discussion
65 minutes
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ACPIC 23: The use of social media and online focus groups for contemporary research in Paramedicine
This research aimed to examine the use of social media platforms for recruitment and online asynchronous focus groups for data collection.
15 minutes
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ACPIC23: Keynote presentation – Paramedics in Advanced Practice
ACPIC23: Keynote presentation – Paramedics in Advanced Practice
Released: 20-12-2023
James Yates & Rob Fenwick
What is advanced practice? Should paramedics work in these roles? What’s it like to work in advanced practice? What benefits are there for wider healthcare systems?
63 minutes
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ACPIC23: Harnessing Global Insights for Local Action: Navigating Community Paramedicine Programs Across Borders
This presentation aims to provide guidance on the future of community paramedicine programs in Australia
20 minutes
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ACPIC23: Parliament to the frontlines: What do those who decide our future believe it is?
What does the medical community – and broader society – think about Community Paramedics operating within emergency services?
25 minutes
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ACPIC23: What is the relationship between professional registration, identity and professionalisation in Australian Paramedics?
This presentation presents research exploring these views and looking at how regulation impacts the professionalisation, identity and culture of paramedics.
19 minutes
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ACPIC23: “Don’t talk to me about [service], they’re killing their patients”: The role of Clinical Guidelines
The limit of IN Fentanyl is 200 mcg in one service; 400 in another. Half our ICPs RSI/DSI; the rest don’t. Opioids are indicated during labour in 4 states; contraindicated in another 4. Clinical guidelines - directly or indirectly - determined the medical treatment 4.5 million people received last year.
34 minutes
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ACPIC23: Will this change your practice – Cardiology
ACPIC23: Will this change your practice – Cardiology
Released: 21-12-2023
Mitchell Cowan & Jeremy Kuiper
This session provides a critical analysis of Smartwatch ECG technology and its role in detecting the causes of syncope. After this presentation, Jeremy will critically review this literature.
37 minutes
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ACPIC23: Blazing Trails: Igniting Outof- Hospital Practice with Paediatric Burn Research
This session delves into evidence-based paediatric burn care in the pre-hospital setting, emphasising the crucial role of early interventions in saving skin cells. After this presentation, Sam will critically review this literature.
26 minutes
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