This session consists of three individual presentations as well as a panel discussion on Mental Health and Sedation

This presentation will discuss the findings from a study of patients calling a UK ambulance service complaining of back pain over a 12 month period

The aim of this study was to implement a CP service in a community health service in Victoria, Australia

There is an anecdotal view amongst frontline ambulance paramedics that patients are frequently incorrectly assessed as “not alert” and thus over-triaged. We analysed a year’s worth of emergency calls to understand the accuracy of this assessment

We rapidly stood up a new service to provide secondary triage for COVID-19 related calls with a view to ensuring appropriate health care for patients while managing demand and minimising staff exposure.

On the afternoon of March 15th 2019, a terrorist attacked two mosques in Christchurch, NZ, killing 51 people and injuring 40 more, truely a Mass Casualty Incident.

This presentation will explore current evidence and assist participants to better understand the successes and learnings of community paramedic programmes

Clinical Literature Updates

This phenomenological study aimed to elucidate the knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of Singaporean paramedics in the mentoring of trainee

The presentation explores the experiences of graduates who transitioned to practice with private paramedic employers