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This session discusses the challenges of creating good clinical practice guidelines that set standards for those learning and reduce the risks within clinical practice
In this session, Justin will review recent research completed measuring situational awareness among paramedic students during high-fidelity simulation
While concern for safety and violence presents on many different call types, in this study, the themes of safety and violence presented as a significant consideration on mental health calls as reported by paramedics and management.
This presentation will provide an insight into existing validated tools utilised across the emergency care setting, which could potentially be recommended for Australian paramedic practice.
In this session, Justin reviews recent research, measuring situational awareness among out-of-hospital providers during 911 emergency calls in a busy EMS system in the U.S.
Richard will compresses seven years research into a five-minute presentation using plain language and only one PowerPoint slide. This is a crucial skill for any paramedic who is keen to evolve into a successful research career.
This presentation will provide an overview of Matthew's proposed research that will investigate secondary traumatic stress in partners of paramedic
The aim of this study was to examine the differences in the frequency and outcomes of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests (OHCA) occurring in General Practitioner (GP) clinics compared to those witnessed by emergency medical services (EMS) personnel
This PhD explores how enhancing prehospital feedback can enrich emergency ambulance staff wellbeing, paramedic decision-making and prehospital patient safety.
Join the panel to discuss the future of paramedicine