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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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Re-entry arrhythmias
Re-entry arrhythmias
Released: 07-05-2024
Supraventricular tachycardia is commonly caused by re-entry arrhythmias. In this webinar, Mitchell Cowan from Cardiac Physiology in Practice reviews the re-entry circuit mechanism and discusses the pathophysiology of atrioventricular re-entry tachycardia, atrioventricular nodal re-entry tachycardia, atrial flutter, atrial fibrillation, and ventricular tachycardia, and discusses how these arrhythmias can be identified on the ECG. Mitchell provides an overview of the ablation procedure and explains how each of these re-entry circuits can be targeted for radiofrequency ablation for the long-term management of these arrhythmias.
97 minutes
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Snakebite: An overview
Snakebite: An overview
Released: 01-05-2024
Dan O'Brien
This webinar will provide an overview of snakebites and snakebite management in Australia. Learning objectives: - Identify the main Australian venomous snakes - Identify signs and symptoms of envenomation - Manage a suspected/confirmed snakebite - Understand What happens in hospital.
25 minutes
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Administering IM injections
Administering IM injections
Released: 24-04-2024
Dan O'Brien
This webinar discusses the theory and key practice points when administering IM (intramuscular) injections. This session covers medication rights, aseptic non-touch technique (ANTT), injection site selection and key practice tips.
25 minutes
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Patient medications: What you need to know
Patient medications: What you need to know
Released: 24-04-2024
Dan O'Brien
This webinar will provide an overview of common patient medications that out-of-hospital clinicians may come across in their practice. This session covers medication scheduling, and details common medications and high-risk medications for paediatric patients.
30 minutes
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Do I need insurance? – Paramedics and their risks
Do I need insurance? – Paramedics and their risks
Released: 11-04-2024
Lauren Greenall & Christie Boucher
Knowing what can go wrong before it does is the first step to managing risks for any professional. This knowledge allows you to practice in a way which is safer for you and your patients.
60 minutes
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Severe burn preparedness
Severe burn preparedness
Released: 04-04-2024
Cat Mackay and Nick Roder
The recording features two presentations: one highlighting the importance of preparedness in paramedicine through burns case studies, and another discussing the widening scope of practice for the ICP with a focus on evaluating best practices.
120 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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Working professionally with others
Working professionally with others
Released: 14-03-2024
Dan O'Brien
This recorded webinar provides insights into the significance of teamwork in healthcare, emphasising professional roles and responsibilities while guiding viewers in implementing effective consultation methods for seamless continuity of care
37 minutes
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Exploring Drug Addiction, Domestic Violence, and Suicide as Disasters
In this presentation, Joe Cuthbertson reviews the impact of drug addiction, domestic violence and suicide in Australia through the lens of disaster risk reduction.
29 minutes
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Always Ready to Respond – Building the Pillars of Health for Career Longevity
Although confronted with acute and chronic disease every day, paramedics can paradoxically neglect their own health while working to improve it for their patients. So how can we improve our own health and be always ready to respond?
87 minutes
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