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In this session Kerryn will discuss the barriers he has experienced providing medical care in the bush and help give you some tools to break them down
This panel will include a multidisciplinary team who will discuss a case intended to highlight the interplay of 3 major chronic diseases.
This presentation will look at what the common signs and symptoms of Acute Rheumatic Fever (ARF) and Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD).
Dave will provide an overview of the role of point of care ultrasound, with an emphasis on the benefits to Paramedic practice.
Rosemary guides us through her journey and discovery of the principles of griefology as an intuitive researcher
The aim of the webinar is to discuss what an integrated primary health care model looks like, what models of care already exist globally and how they are impacting on the delivery of health service.
In this discussion this expert panel will answer any and all questions related to managing mental health emergencies
Part 2 - Libby & Luke discuss a job 17th May 2020, an hour before last light they were tasked by Helicopter to a climber fallen at Carnes Wall in Medlow Bath
What is a Research Agenda? Why do Australasian paramedics need a research agenda? How will paramedicine benefit from knowing its research priorities? These questions (and more) will be answered in this presentation
Through collaboration with several allied health services across the North West region of Tasmania, Paramedics have the opportunity to improve their knowledge of the comprehensive services available.