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The management of women who present in labour or birth in paramedic care is low, as a result paramedics report that this type of case is one that they feel the least confident in managing
- 55 minutes
- Released: 27-07-2021
- Sunny Whitfield, Mitch Mullooly, Krista Reed, Nicole Foster & Carlton Irving
It's 2031; What are paramedics doing now?
- 60 minutes
- Released: 16-07-2021
- Nicole Hewlett
A presentation on cultural considerations when providing palliative care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
- 40 minutes
- Released: 16-07-2021
- Meg Marino & Dr. Emily Nichols
This lecture presentation will review the importance of having a diverse EMS work force, and include an activity to help participants develop their own Diversity and Equity plan for their respective EMS agencies
- 75 minutes
- Released: 09-07-2021
- Maxi McDonald
This presentation will discuss The Integrated Model that is used in Western Australia
- 45 minutes
- Released: 09-07-2021
- Matt Simpson
This presentation will explore preparing patients for retrieval teams to reduce "time on scene" as well as a case-based discussion in medical presentations in a rural setting.
- 55 minutes
- Released: 09-07-2021
- Professor Kerry Arabena & Kaitlyn Krahe
Traumatology Talks: Black Wounds White Stiches - Prof Kerry Arabena Cultural Safety in Prehospital Practice - Kaitlyn Krahe
- 45 minutes
Let’s Exercise! Exercise at any time, any place - Prof Ken Nosaka Priority YOU! - Mitch Mullooly
- 30 minutes
- Released: 09-07-2021
- Alecka Miles, Dave Anderson, Amy McCaffrey & David McLeod
Developing roles of paramedics in Australia and New Zealand
- 60 minutes
- Released: 30-06-2021
- David Ford
Dave discusses whether direct helicopter retrieval improves survival for severely injured trauma patients from Rural Western Australia as well as a case based activity titled: Rural and Remote Trauma – who, where to, how and why?
- 70 minutes