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ACPIC24: Advancing paramedicine research in Aotearoa New Zealand: The Aotearoa New Zealand Paramedic Care Collection (ANZPaCC)
Research enabled by the Aotearoa New Zealand Paramedic Care Collection (ANZPaCC) aims to to ensure equitable, evidence-based prehospital care
20 minutes
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ACPIC24: A pulse check of research activity in Australasian paramedicine academia: A sector scan through the lens of the Scopus H-index
This study assessed the research activity of 170 Australasian paramedicine academics using the Scopus H Index (Sc-H).
22 minutes
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ACPIC24: The rise of consensus methodology in paramedicine research: A bibliographic analysis
This study highlights the increasing use of consensus-based methodologies in paramedicine research, emphasising the need for stronger methodological guidance and adherence to reporting guidelines to ensure rigour, completeness, and transparency.
16 minutes
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ACPIC24: TeleHealth
ACPIC24: TeleHealth
Released: 25-11-2024
Jackson Scriven, Dr Michael Eburn, J.D. Heffern & Dr Nirvana Luckraj
This session will feature four presenters discussing various aspects of telehealth, including Secondary Triage, Telehealth on the ramp, Remote Patient Monitoring and Maximising the use of telehealth. Followed by a panel discussion on the broader topic of telehealth.
103 minutes
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ACPIC24: Blanket methods for trauma patient warming: A comparative study of a novel self-warming blanket versus foil blanket
The study aimed to compare the effectiveness of traditional cotton and foil blankets with a novel self-warming blanket in maintaining normothermia in trauma patients.
19 minutes
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ACPIC24: Experiences, challenges, and facilitators associated with paramedic medication prescribing: A scoping review
This scoping review aims to explore paramedic experiences and perceptions of medication prescribing, identifying challenges and facilitators to inform future policy and practice.
12 minutes
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ACPIC24: Assessment of Special Populations
ACPIC24: Assessment of Special Populations
Released: 21-11-2024
Curt Cooper, Charlton Quitoriano, Catherine Smith & Dr Will Browne
This session will include four presenters who will speak about paediatrics, bariatrics, neurodivergent and geriatrics and then a panel discussion surrounding the topic of Assessment of Special Populations
90 minutes
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Talking Research: Clinical trials in paramedicine
Talking Research: Clinical trials in paramedicine
Released: 21-11-2024
Lucas Litewka, Dr Ziad Nehme, Dr Verity Todd & Derek Collings-Hughes
The final instalment of the Talking Research webinar series for 2024 offered valuable insights into conducting clinical trials in the dynamic and evolving field of paramedicine.
94 minutes
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ACPIC24: Inquiry into Women's Pain
ACPIC24: Inquiry into Women's Pain
Released: 21-11-2024
Dr Louise Reynolds
Join Louise Reynolds to discuss the inquiry into Women's pain
21 minutes
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ACPIC24: Medical Yarn Ups – Decolonising health care delivery
ACPIC24: Medical Yarn Ups – Decolonising health care delivery
Released: 21-11-2024
Kalinda Wills and Willow Firth
Decolonising health care allows for Aboriginal ways of knowing being and doing into the primary health care space. We have found them to empower clients, building knowledge and confidence to create self-determining outcomes.
21 minutes
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