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Community Paramedicine: A Systematic Review of Program Descriptions and Training [PDF]

Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2019
ABSTRACTObjectivesThe aim of this study is to identify the types of community paramedicine programs and the training for each.MethodsA systematic review of MEDLINE, Embase, grey literature, and bibliographies followed a search strategy using common community paramedicine terms.
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Impact of community paramedicine program on APPE student skillsets

Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning, 2021
This article describes the clinical and educational impact resulting from interprofessional (IP) collaboration between fourth-year advanced pharmacy practice experience (APPE) pharmacy students and community paramedics within a community paramedicine (CP) program.The Manatee County, Florida CP program partnered with Lake Erie College of Osteopathic ...
Victoria, Reinhartz, Shelly, Kearns, Matthew, Haas, Shelby, Landau, Tayanna, Richardson   +4 more
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Pharmacist Involvement in a Community Paramedicine Team

Journal of Pharmacy Practice, 2016
Background: Hospital readmissions have recently gained scrutiny by health systems as a result of their high costs of care and potential for financial penalty in hospital reimbursement. Mobile-integrated health and community paramedicine (MIH-CP) programs have expanded to serve patients at high risk of hospital ...
Baely M, Crockett, Karalea D, Jasiak, Todd A, Walroth, Kerri E, Degenkolb, Andrew C, Stevens, Carolyn M, Jung   +5 more
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Community Paramedicine Initiative: Transforming Paramedicine in British Columbia

2017
British Columbia's health care system is facing challenges related to rural access to care and an ever increasing demand for services. These variables are compounded by the anticipated needs of an aging population that can expect to live several of their golden years with a chronic illness.
Colton Calderone, Michelle Brittain, Daniel Sirivar, Nancy Kotani   +3 more
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Community Paramedicine: A Patch, or a Real System Improvement? [PDF]

Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2019
Peter A Cameron, Alix J E Carter
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Community paramedics' perception of their roles in community paramedicine programs

2021
Community Paramedicine (CP) is an evolving care model that expands paramedic roles to a focus on non-emergent and preventive health services tailored to local community needs. Though acceptance of CP is gradually increasing, there is limited research on how community paramedics (CPs) perceive their expanded roles.
Okoh, Chinyere Mma, 0000-0002-1514-8476
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Community Paramedicine — Addressing Questions as Programs Expand

New England Journal of Medicine, 2016
Various initiatives are using emergency medical service personnel to address critical problems in local U.S. delivery systems, such as insufficient primary and chronic care resources, overburdened EDs, and costly, fragmented emergency and urgent care networks.
Lisa I, Iezzoni, Stephen C, Dorner, Toyin, Ajayi   +2 more
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Supporting the on‐call primary care physician with community paramedicine

Internal Medicine Journal, 2018
AbstractPrior to being referred to the emergency department (ED), patients such as the frail elderly often call their primary care physician. However, the on‐call primary care physician or covering provider does not always have the tools to make an accurate and safe assessment over the phone or to treat patients remotely.
Deepa K. Chellappa, Linda V. DeCherrie, Christian Escobar, Diana Gregoriou, Kevin G. Munjal   +4 more
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The Integral Role of Nurse Practitioners in Community Paramedicine

The Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 2019
Abstract An academic medical center and emergency medical services system collaborated to implement a community paramedicine program. The objectives of the program are to reduce 30-day unplanned hospital readmissions, emergency department, and 9-1-1 system use, and overall health care cost. Multidisciplinary team members collaborate to identify social
Rachel Georgiev, Benoit Stryckman, Roseann Velez   +2 more
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Community Paramedicine Needs Assessment Tool

The Community Paramedicine Needs Assessment Tool (CPNAT) is a comprehensive tool designed to aid the development of community paramedicine programs. It provides essential guidance for conducting effective needs assessments, targeting communities based on shared characteristics or experiences, such as location, culture, or interests.
Lunn, Tyne M, Shannon, Brendan, Cameron, Cheryl, Hussain, Aman, Caperon, Lizzie, Batt, Alan   +5 more
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