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The College provides members with hundreds of free recordings to assist you with professional development. You can filter and search for recordings of interest, plus “like” recordings so you can find them easily in the future.

All the recordings are designed to help you meet the requirements of paramedic registration, so they automatically include self reflection, and when completed they are added to your learning record in the CPD Tracker.

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Medical terminology
Medical terminology
Released: 13-08-2022
Shonel Hall
Medical terminology is the ‘standardised language of medicine’ which allows all medical professionals to understand each other and communicate effectively. A base level understanding is paramount for patient safety as it is a universal language that is succinct and helps avoid confusion.
31 minutes
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Pacemakers: What Paramedics Need to Know
Pacemakers: What Paramedics Need to Know
Released: 29-07-2022
Natasha Saad, Kenny Ng, Mitchell Cowan & Jeremy Kuiper
This webinar will cover everything you need to know about pacemakers, including exploring the types of pacemakers used and a look at indications for each.
73 minutes
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Obstetric Retrieval - Challenges and Emergencies
Obstetric Retrieval - Challenges and Emergencies
Released: 22-07-2022
Andrew Plews, Philip Keane & Victoria Higgins
This webinar will discuss the physiological changes of pregnancy of relevance to emergency care practitioners, and discussing hypothetical obstetric emergency scenarios.
70 minutes
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ROAR2022: The Best Care... Anywhere. Breaking down the barriers of medical care in the bush
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.
30 minutes
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ROAR 2022: Keynote Presenter
ROAR 2022: Keynote Presenter
Released: 01-07-2022
Rosemary Wanganeen
Rosemary guides us through her journey and discovery of the principles of griefology as an intuitive researcher
63 minutes
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ROAR 2022: Workshop 3: Point of care ultrasound for Paramedics
Dave will provide an overview of the role of point of care ultrasound, with an emphasis on the benefits to Paramedic practice.
84 minutes
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ROAR 2022: Acute Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatic Heart Disease … Forgotten but not gone!
This presentation will look at what the common signs and symptoms of Acute Rheumatic Fever (ARF) and Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD).
26 minutes
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ROAR 2022: Panel Discussion: “Community care clinical conundrum” - the interplay of chronic diseases and care within the community
ROAR 2022: Panel Discussion: “Community care clinical conundrum” - the interplay of chronic diseases and care within the community
Released: 01-07-2022
Brendan Shannon, Dave Jaensch, Cassie Sutcliffe, Cliff Mason, Chris Pilmore & Katharine McBride
This panel will include a multidisciplinary team who will discuss a case intended to highlight the interplay of 3 major chronic diseases.
75 minutes
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ROAR 2022: The Best Care... Anywhere. Breaking down the barriers of medical care in the bush
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
27 minutes
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ROAR 2022: Workshop - Wound Care – beyond the basics
Join Mel to review the common wounds encountered in pre-hospital care, identify concerning features of chronic wounds that require intervention and much more
45 minutes
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