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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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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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Palliative Paramedicine
Palliative Paramedicine
Released: 15-02-2024
Madeleine Juhrmann, Angela Vaughan, Fraser Watson, Associate Professor Mark Boughey & Caroline Phillips
Gain insights into best practices and leave inspired to make a personal impact in this evolving field.
100 minutes
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Communicating through the challenges- Having difficult conversations (When, Where and How)
Communication isn't just talking. Our daily lives are made up of interactions and exchanges. Effective clinical communication, collaboration and teamwork are widely recognised as key factors in providing safe, coordinated and comprehensive care.
70 minutes
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UniSc and QAS Research Day 2023
UniSc and QAS Research Day 2023
Released: 31-01-2024
Gary Berkowitz, Emma Bosley, Robbie King, Brendan Shultz, Adam Rolley, Jess Bell, Alannah Morrison, Wayne Loudon, Verena Pritchard, Tan Doan, Kerrianne Watt, Dr Nigel Bar, Matt Hill & Dr Nat Dodd
QAS is partnered with UniSC and the College to empower paramedics to design, develop and disseminate research
265 minutes
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ACPIC23: Will this change your practice – Cardiology
ACPIC23: Will this change your practice – Cardiology
Released: 21-12-2023
Mitchell Cowan & Jeremy Kuiper
This session provides a critical analysis of Smartwatch ECG technology and its role in detecting the causes of syncope. After this presentation, Jeremy will critically review this literature.
37 minutes
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ACPIC23: Blazing Trails: Igniting Outof- Hospital Practice with Paediatric Burn Research
This session delves into evidence-based paediatric burn care in the pre-hospital setting, emphasising the crucial role of early interventions in saving skin cells. After this presentation, Sam will critically review this literature.
26 minutes
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ACPIC23: The Path Less Travelled
ACPIC23: The Path Less Travelled
Released: 21-12-2023
Hannah Woodruff, Ethan Dooley & Kerryn Wratt
This session explores diverse and innovative career paths for paramedics beyond the traditional state ambulance service, showcasing alternative opportunities for paramedics
76 minutes
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ACPIC23: Workplace sexual harassment experiences of early-career female paramedics in New South Wales.
This study discussed the implications of WSH on individuals, organisations, and service delivery within paramedicine.
20 minutes
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