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This presentation will discuss the findings from our recent systematic review, which aimed to examine the effect of prehospital administration of antibiotics together with usual care
This study details the incorporation of aromatherapy into clinical practice in Queensland and describes the observed utility of this intervention in reducing nausea and the occurrence of adverse side effects.
This deceptively benign injury occurred in a rural area and involved a farmer’s foot and a small tree. Compartment syndrome is generally the result of trauma and is suspected when the extreme pain witnessed seems out of character with the injury seen.
Community paramedicine (CP) seems to be one of the hot topics in Australasia at the moment, this is your opportunity to learn about community paramedics from people working and researching these roles.
Australian venomous snakes, their behaviour, snakebite, envenomation and the latest approaches to snakebite first aid.
This case report describes how paramedics were able to manage the comatose patient, even when the cause for altered conscious state was initially unclear
This presentation explores the types of patient presentations treated in an UCC and compared these to an after-hours General Practice Clinic and an ED.
his qualitative study examines the experiences and perceptions of racial and other forms of discrimination between Emergency Medical Care (EMC) students, clinical mentors, and patients within an Emergency Medical Service during clinical practice.
This study aimed to report on the impact of lived and witnessed racism by paramedics working in Australia. Pavani will be telling the stories of paramedics from across the country who have experienced or witnessed everyday racism on the job