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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.
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 presentation will provide an overview of Matthew's proposed research that will investigate secondary traumatic stress in partners of paramedic
In this session Ant discusses freediving, performing under pressure and understanding your disaster response
Join Alecka Miles, Kris Gagliardi and Emma-Kate Thornley, moderated by Michelle Murphy, to discuss the future of paramedicine
This presentation will unpack the health of paramedics and show how unhealthy paramedics really are and this health’s relationship to the organisation of your work and the organisational and working environment of paramedicine.
Katie will present the findings from her qualitative interviews with paramedics, exploring the role and value of chaplains in one Australian ambulance service.
This study explores everyday sexism as experienced by female paramedics and examines the effects of these experiences
Kelly discussed the current mental health and wellbeing needs of paramedics and paramedic students