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- Released: 28-09-2018
International Paramedics Anxiety Well-being and Stress
- 40 minutes
- Released: 28-09-2018
Welcome to SPAIC 2018 by Flinders University (South Australia) Topics incl...
- 8 minutes
- Released: 28-09-2018
SPAIC 2018: Ferno Sim Challenge
- 40 minutes
PAIC 2018 presents an abstract presentation about the Australasian Journal of Paramedicine.
- 15 minutes
- Released: 22-09-2018
- Associate Professor Joe Acker
PAIC 2018: presented by Associate Professor Joe Acker, will be discussing how to protect ourselves and the community in an uncertain world.
- 30 minutes
- Released: 22-09-2018
- Nicole Magnuson
PA International Conference (PAIC) 2018: This abstract presentation will discuss a paramedic-witnessed paediatric out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in Victoria, Australia.
- 16 minutes
- Released: 22-09-2018
- Dr Paul Davis
PA International Conference 2018: Paramedic delivered fibrinolysis in the treatment of STEMI: Comparison of a physician authorised versus autonomous paramedic approach
- 24 minutes
- Released: 22-09-2018
- Simpiwe Sobuwa
PAIC 2018: This presentation will go through assessing the effectiveness of infection control prevention in an ambulance environment within the Qatar National Ambulance Service.
- 15 minutes
- Released: 22-09-2018
- Dr Kathryn Eastwood
PAIC 2018: presents an abstract presentation on the appropriateness of cases presenting in the emergency department following ambulance service secondary triage.
- 20 minutes