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The College provides members with hundreds of free recordings to assist you with professional development. You can filter and search for recordings of interest, plus “like” recordings so you can find them easily in the future.

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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Talking Research: Research experience - clinical practice guidelines
Talking Research: Research experience - clinical practice guidelines
Released: 04-03-2022
Dr Sonja Maria & Zachary Munn
This Talking Research webinar will focus on how research informs or should inform clinical practice guidelines.
82 minutes
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Talking Research: Developing our regional research agenda
Talking Research: Developing our regional research agenda
Released: 13-05-2022
Robin Pap, Paul Simpson, & Peter O’Meara
What is a Research Agenda? Why do Australasian paramedics need a research agenda? How will paramedicine benefit from knowing its research priorities? These questions (and more) will be answered in this presentation
90 minutes
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Talking Research : Extrication, understanding the evidence and how to translate this into practice
Join Tim Nutbeam and Rob Fenwick to discuss their research in post collision response and to discuss the translation of this work into practice.
102 minutes
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Talking Research: The Patient Experience
Talking Research: The Patient Experience
Released: 29-08-2023
Belinda Flanagan, Robbie King, Mats Holmberg & Dr Scott Devenish
Experienced researchers explore current research focused on the Patient Experience
75 minutes
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UniSc and QAS Research Day 2023
UniSc and QAS Research Day 2023
Released: 31-01-2024
Gary Berkowitz, Emma Bosley, Robbie King, Brendan Shultz, Adam Rolley, Jess Bell, Alannah Morrison, Wayne Loudon, Verena Pritchard, Tan Doan, Kerrianne Watt, Dr Nigel Bar, Matt Hill & Dr Nat Dodd
QAS is partnered with UniSC and the College to empower paramedics to design, develop and disseminate research
265 minutes
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Mastering the Art of Successful Grant Writing
Mastering the Art of Successful Grant Writing
Released: 21-03-2024
Associate Professor Anders Bremer, Dr Wayne Loudon & Associate Professor Bridget Dicker
First Talking Research webinar of 2024, delves into the art of securing grant funding to support your paramedicine research endeavours.
88 minutes
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Talking Research: The Research Agenda for Australasian Paramedicine
Talking Research: The Research Agenda for Australasian Paramedicine
Released: 08-08-2024
A/Prof Paul Simpson, A/Professor Ian Blanchard, Dr Fiona Sampson, Executive Director Jan Jensen & Dr Caitlin Wilson
Join us as we delve into the significance of having a unified Australasian research agenda, explore the research directions and priorities identified within paramedicine, and gain insights from the authors themselves.
100 minutes
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Live Interactive Symposium 2024: Disparities in the care of patients experiencing pain
This recorded webinar discusses current practice and research in to pain recognition and management.
52 minutes
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Live Interactive Symposium 2024: "I can't see any damage - Why is this person experiencing pain?"
This recorded webinar discusses how pain is experienced differently by each patient and how this impacts care.
55 minutes
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