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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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CPD by the Sea 2018: National Registration
CPD by the Sea 2018: National Registration
Released: 22-06-2018
Buck Reed
CPD by the Sea 2018 - discussion about the National Registration and what it means for students and graduates
50 minutes
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CPD by the Sea 2018: Grow your potential by volunteering
CPD by the sea 2018 presents an interesting topic on how to grow and expand your potential by becoming a volunteer with your local ambulance service.
25 minutes
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Mind the gap
Mind the gap
Released: 26-10-2020
Brian Parsell
Pre-hospital mass casualty response – are you prepared? Brian Parsell, Chief Inspector – Duty Operations Manager with New South Wales Ambulance Service to discuss pre-hospital mass casualty response. Brian has a wealth of experience and has worked with NSW Ambulance for the past 30 years as an Intensive Care Paramedic and Operational Commander.
68 minutes
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SPANZ 2018: Paramedic Registration "Crystal balls and fortune telling"
SPANZ 2018 symposium is targeted at delegates working in the pre-hospital setting and is predominantly open to students from paramedicine, nursing, social work, medicine and police recruits. This session will have our presenter Sean Thompson discuss the importance of the up coming Paramedic Registration "Chrystal balls and fortune telling".
20 minutes
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ACPIC 2020: From mud to Mars: paramedics in space
ACPIC 2020: From mud to Mars: paramedics in space
Released: 02-02-2021
Steve Whitfield
ACPIC 2020: This presentation briefly discusses the challenges of the application process from a paramedic perspective, the benefits of dual skills, and the challenges of working as a paramedic crew medical officer in an extreme environment such as future Mars missions.
20 minutes
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PCR writing - the good, the bad and the ugly!
PCR writing - the good, the bad and the ugly!
Released: 04-08-2021
Chris Wardell, Carly Bearder, Brent Milczuk, Toby St Clair, Kristy Austin & Evan Murray
This presentation will delve into how decisions are best documented in the PCR
90 minutes
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Pre-hospital Analgesia – tips, tricks and intranasal ketamine
Pre-hospital Analgesia – tips, tricks and intranasal ketamine
Released: 20-08-2021
Robert Lasslett, Robert Simpson & Lily Lucent
In this webinar, we are joined by Robert Lasslett who interviews Robert Simpson and Lily Lucent regarding all things analgesia
120 minutes
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Development of a community paramedicine standard in Canada
The journey of the Paramedic Association of Canada to develop a community paramedicine standard in Canada.
18 minutes
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Paramedic pharmacology: What we need to be doing better
Paramedic pharmacology: What we need to be doing better
Released: 01-10-2021
Michaela Free, Adj Assoc Prof Alan Eade ASM, Cristina Roman & Dr Alexander Olaussen
This panel discussion will explore aspects of pharmacology, both theoretical and practical, that paramedics need to be doing better.
95 minutes
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Critical thinking and clinical error
Critical thinking and clinical error
Released: 03-03-2022
Shaun Whitmore
This session discusses the recognition of these circumstances and how best to minimise their impact via self-reflection and self-awareness.
72 minutes
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