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All the recordings are designed to help you meet the requirements of paramedic registration, so they automatically include self reflection, and when completed they are added to your learning record in the CPD Tracker.

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ACPIC 2020: A standardised protocol for monitoring cardiovascular and physical health in paramedics
ACPIC 2020: In this presentation Ben Meadley discusses the logistical and operational challenges associated with continuously monitoring paramedic health, and suggests strategies that ambulance services can implement to care for their most important asset - their staff.
20 minutes
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Arrhythmia Management
Arrhythmia Management
Released: 16-12-2020
Erin McDonald & Dr. Katherine Gridley
This joint event between ACP and QAS metro clinical education aims to highlight the physiology and management of cardiac arrythmias both in the pre-hospital and in-hospital setting
60 minutes
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ACPIC 2020: Temporal trends in traumatic out-of-hospital cardiac arrest outcomes
ACPIC20 - Zainab discusses the findings of the impact of temporal changes in the epidemiology and management of traumatic OHCA on survival outcomes, using data from the Victorian Ambulance Cardiac Arrest Registry
18 minutes
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ACPIC 2020: The Yellow Wiggle Patient Experience
ACPIC20 - Earlier this year, Australia nearly lost beloved former Wiggle Greg Page when he suffered a sudden cardiac arrest in the middle of a bushfire relief concert while on stage with The Wiggles. This session provides a unique opportunity to get an insight into a patient's perspective.
38 minutes
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ACPIC 2020: Comparison of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests
ACPIC20 - Comparison of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests occurring in schools and other public locations: a 12 year retrospective study
20 minutes
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St Andrews and Genesis Care Cardiac Review
St Andrews and Genesis Care Cardiac Review
Released: 11-03-2021
Dr Peter Sage
Real cardiac cases from SA will be discussed and reviewed. This will be led by Dr Peter Sage (Interventional Cardiologist).
80 minutes
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ECG Interpretations (Part 1): Back to Basics – Rhythms and ECG
In Part 1 of our ECG CPD/Workshop we will roll back to the basic components of a rhythm strips and 12 lead ECG’s, applying context and setting default recognition habits in order to confidently comment on AV Blocks, Bundle branches, and Axis deviation.
135 minutes
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ECG Interpretations (Part 2): Rhythms and ECG
In Part 2 we are building on the knowledge gained from part 1 of our ECG CPD/Workshop. In this next instalment we will delve a little deeper to build on those skills and introduce the more challenging conditions that should be much easier to understand and interpret, with a great interactive quiz to finish.
105 minutes
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Chest Injuries - Wilderness Workshop
Chest Injuries - Wilderness Workshop
Released: 30-08-2018
Shaun Whitmore
RescueMED presents Chest Injuries (Wilderness) as part of the Wilderness Medicine Workshop in Victortia
30 minutes
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An evening with Ashford's Cardiology team
This presentation will cover everything from the introduction to MICA paramedics into Victoria, to ECG interpretation in the presence of various artefact.
107 minutes
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