An inside look at COVID-19 is about Meg’s experience of the utilitarian response to Covid-19 in the UK by an overwhelmed system in early 2020

What are the hazards of EVs - lithium batteries, electrical, chemical, fire, and explosion hazards for emergency responders.

This presentation provides results from a national cross-sectional survey that provides a descriptive analysis of the paramedicine academic sector and the academic workforce within it, and discusses enablers and barriers to it future sustainability.

The objective of this study was to evaluate the stability of four emergency care drugs upon deployment in the prehospital setting over an eight-week period.

Join Tim Nutbeam and Rob Fenwick to discuss their research in post collision response and to discuss the translation of this work into practice.

This session is a case study around a patient that was calling the ambulance multiple times and the ways in which the Paramedics, health system and other agencies worked together to reduce the overall impact.

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