In planning and policy, a ‘wicked problem’ is ‘a problem that is difficult or impossible to solve because of incomplete, contradictory, and changing requirements that are often difficult to recognize’.

In this session, they shall discuss the issues that people in poverty have accessing healthcare, their model of care within their health service Sunny Street, and the impact the service has had on the community.

This session will review the integumentary system and look at the process of wound healing from a paramedic perspective.

This session will outline the journey of advance care planning in Canterbury and share the important role our collaboration with St John

This session highlights some of the benefits volunteering provides to the patient, and to the personnel supporting volunteering, from helicopter Intensive Care Paramedics to receiving hospital clinicians.

This session will present an overview of NZ’s out-of-hospital destination policies for high acuity patients

What innovations could support the use of simulation in paramedic education in the future?

Critical appraisal of the literature

Referral – Enabling Success: Starting with education

Referral – Enabling Success: Early Adopters