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PAIC 2018: Paramedic witnessed paediatric out-of-hospital cardiac arrest
PA International Conference (PAIC) 2018: This abstract presentation will discuss a paramedic-witnessed paediatric out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in Victoria, Australia.
16 minutes
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PAIC 2018: Self-reported stigma towards people with mental illness
PAIC 2018 Conference presents an abstract presentation on self-reported stigma towards people with mental illness
22 minutes
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PAIC 2018: Serving Beyond the State - Panel Discussion
PAIC 2018: Serving Beyond the State - Panel Discussion
Released: 21-09-2018
Paul Reeves, David Burns, Dr Belinda Flanagan
PAIC 2018: discussion on Serving Beyond the State by our panellist discussing topics on rural, remote and austere environments, paramedic or ambulance paramedic and academia and the university sector.
30 minutes
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PAIC 2018: An evolution of the MANERS
PAIC 2018: An evolution of the MANERS
Released: 22-09-2018
Don Banks
PAIC 2018 discusses an abstract presentation on the interim finding from a multi-perspective study of Peer Support at Wellington Free Ambulance by Don Banks & Dr Elizabeth Ashbury.
22 minutes
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PAIC 2018: Assessing the effectiveness of infection control prevention
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
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PAIC 2018: Appropriateness of cases presenting in the emergency departmen
PAIC 2018: presents an abstract presentation on the appropriateness of cases presenting in the emergency department following ambulance service secondary triage.
20 minutes
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PAIC 2018: Patients with dementia
PAIC 2018: Patients with dementia
Released: 22-09-2018
Renee Roggenkamp
This presentations aims to provide a better understanding of the clinical presentation of dementia patients, to assist win providing the most appropriate care and referral pathways. For ambulance attended and secondary triage cases.
15 minutes
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PAIC 2018: The Australian Journal of Paramedicine
PAIC 2018: The Australian Journal of Paramedicine
Released: 22-09-2018
Dr Mal Boyle
PAIC 2018 presents an abstract presentation about the Australasian Journal of Paramedicine.
15 minutes
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PAIC 2018: Academia and the university sector
PAIC 2018: Academia and the university sector
Released: 22-09-2018
Belinda Flanagan
PAIC 2018: an interesting presentation from University life to paramedic and becoming a University Academic.
17 minutes
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PAIC 2018: Melbourne mobile stroke unit
PAIC 2018: Melbourne mobile stroke unit
Released: 21-09-2018
Skye Coote
PAIC 2018: Skye will be discussing her experience working in the Melbourne mobile stroke unit.
22 minutes
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