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The management of women who present in labour or birth in paramedic care is low, as a result paramedics report that this type of case is one that they feel the least confident in managing
It's 2031; What are paramedics doing now?
With the ever changing pre-hospital environment, ambulance personnel are now being exposed to more deaths in the community, where people are wanting to die in their own environment, surrounded by their family/whanau and all things familiar to them
This presentation will cover key aspects of medication safety relevant to the pre-hospital setting
This Talking Research webinar explores qualitative research in paramedicine, facilitated by several experienced qualitative researchers.
This lecture presentation will review the importance of having a diverse EMS work force, and include an activity to help participants develop their own Diversity and Equity plan for their respective EMS agencies
A presentation on cultural considerations when providing palliative care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
This presentation will provide an overview of the research, followed by an interactive and thought-provoking case study of palliative paramedicine in a rural community.
How often have you managed a patient or scene where HAZMAT considerations are required? How about Hyperbaric emergencies?
This presentation will discuss The Integrated Model that is used in Western Australia