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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.

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Perceptions of caring for people who self-harm
Perceptions of caring for people who self-harm
Released: 19-03-2016
Nigel Rees
National Conference 2016: Understanding contextual factors in paramedic care for people who self harm, the research process applied to this topic and discusses and considers the theme revealed in the study.
42 minutes
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Walking the walk, it's not enough
Walking the walk, it's not enough
Released: 19-03-2016
Paul Gowens FCPara
National Conference 2016: Leadership in the paramedic profession and his leadership journey.
19 minutes
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Benefits of end-tidal C02 monitoring
Benefits of end-tidal C02 monitoring
Released: 19-03-2016
Keiran Bellis MCPara
National Conference 2016: Benefits of end-tidal carbon dioxide (CO2) monitoring in non-cardiac arrest patients from a pre-hospital perspective.
23 minutes
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Mentally Healthy
Mentally Healthy
Released: 19-03-2016
David Davis MCPara
National Conference 2016: What's important for us and what’s important for our patients?
30 minutes
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Clinical Holding of Children
Clinical Holding of Children
Released: 19-03-2016
Christopher Preston MCPara
National Conference 2016: Discussion whether paramedics need professional guidelines.
11 minutes
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Teaching New Dogs Old Tricks
Teaching New Dogs Old Tricks
Released: 19-03-2016
John McKenzie MCPara
National Conference 2016: Integrating advanced skills into paramedic led air ambulance units
19 minutes
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To PEEP or not to PEEP?
To PEEP or not to PEEP?
Released: 19-03-2016
Patrick Mitchell
National Conference 2016: Integrating advanced skills into paramedic led air ambulance units
27 minutes
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Improving Clinical Outcomes and hitting targets - are they mutually exclusive?
National Conference 2016: Clinical outcomes, performance measures and their relationship.
34 minutes
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Professional Discipline - Friend or Foe?
Professional Discipline - Friend or Foe?
Released: 19-03-2016
Andrea James
National Conference 2016: Fitness to practise cases and what happens when things don't quite go to plan.
36 minutes
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Prevention is Better Than Cure
Prevention is Better Than Cure
Released: 19-03-2016
Linda Hindle
National Conference 2016: The journey together as the 12 allied health professions in relation to public health.
24 minutes
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