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- Released: 07-04-2016
Presented by Ian Murphy, ICP Case study of Matt Lee, the 34year old body board rider who was maul...
- 25 minutes
- Released: 07-04-2016
Presented Dr Sanj Fernando Senior Emergency Staff Specialist, Director EMET, ANZCP Fellow Fluid...
- 40 minutes
- Released: 05-04-2016
The Who, What, Where, When and Why of out-of-hospital care at music festivals. Presented by St John...
- 105 minutes
- Released: 23-03-2016
Presented by Dr Bill Lukin Dr Bill Lukin, Deputy Director of Emergency Department at RBWH present...
- 115 minutes
- Released: 22-03-2016
Presented by Darren Hodge, MICA Flight Paramedic The presentation was based on the technical resc...
- 70 minutes
National Conference 2016: Understanding contextual factors in paramedic care for people who self harm, the research process applied to this topic and discusses and considers the theme revealed in the study.
- 42 minutes
National Conference 2016: Leadership in the paramedic profession and his leadership journey.
- 19 minutes
National Conference 2016: Benefits of end-tidal carbon dioxide (CO2) monitoring in non-cardiac arrest patients from a pre-hospital perspective.
- 23 minutes
National Conference 2016: What's important for us and what’s important for our patients?
- 30 minutes
National Conference 2016: Discussion whether paramedics need professional guidelines.
- 11 minutes