This session will provide an overview of the mental health and wellbeing impacts for paramedics, including risk and protective factors, and strategies for building and maintaining wellbeing in individuals and teams

This presentation will focus on the role of the Paramedic to identify vulnerability including what to look for with your eyes wide open, the importance of documentation and referral of these patients.

Following on from his popular session at this year's Trauma on the Border conference, Todd Wehr Director, Staff Support, Priority One at Queensland Ambulance Service, is back to answer your questions on this important subject.

The COVID-19 pandemic and the paramedic response to it, has raised a raft of legal, ethical and professionalism questions for paramedic clinicians and managers.

Paramedics often spend more time with dying patients, and the relatives of those patients, than most other health care professionals.

Ambulance services workers face obvious and unique mental health challenges in addition to the rewards of their line of work...

A career in the emergency services can have detrimental consequences on the health and wellbeing of staff, including paramedics...

National Conference 2019. Discussion the meaning behind patient advocacy.

National Conference 2019. Looking at acquired patterns of behaviour in paramedics.

National Conference 2019. A Service Evaluation on the utilisation of a structured debriefing framework within the pre-hospital environment