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Vocational and University Paramedicine Education
International Journal of ParamedicineThis paper highlights key research areas within paramedicine education in Australia. Firstly, it discusses the need for a comparative analysis of accreditation standards, focusing on the recent shift towards a pre-employment model and its impact on ...
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Pride in paramedicine: care of LGBTQ+ people [PDF]
Journal of Paramedic Practice, 2021 As Pride celebrations take place around the world, Aysha Mendes, editor of the Journal of Paramedic Practice, reflects on the importance of equitable care provision, inclusive research and appropriate care interventions for all people, highlighting some examples of barriers facing people in LGBTQ+ communities
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Interprofessional Simulation for Nursing and Paramedicine Students
Nurse EducatorBackground: Interprofessional simulations are becoming an important aspect of learning for nursing students. Still, the execution of these types of simulations can prove challenging.
Janet Loo +2 more
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Paramedicine in Australia and New Zealand: A comparative overview
Australian Journal of Rural Health, 2018AbstractParamedic services in Australia and New Zealand (Australasia) share many characteristics, with both offering versions of the Anglo‐American system of emergency medical response. Their industry and professional bodies are transnational and as a result have similar industry standards and professional expectations.
Peter O'Meara, Sharon Duthie
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Non‐technical skills in paramedicine: A scoping review
Nursing & Health Sciences, 2020AbstractThis scoping review aims to identify which non‐technical skills have been empirically identified in the literature, to create the first list of empirically identified non‐technical skills for paramedics and allied health personnel. A five‐stage scoping literature was undertaken in March 2020. The search retrieved a total of 4756 citations.
Ryan Bennett +2 more
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Paramedicine and the healthcare system
No description ...Morrison, Alan, Reynolds, Louise
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Pharmacist Involvement in a Community Paramedicine Team
Journal of Pharmacy Practice, 2016Background: 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 readmission.
Kerri E. Degenkolb +5 more
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Health & Caring
Introduction: Emergency Medical Workers frequently encounter high-stress situations, such as traffic accidents and sudden deaths, which can negatively affect their mental health. Building psychological resilience through training is essential, and recent
Ondřej Kounovský +2 more
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Introduction: Emergency Medical Workers frequently encounter high-stress situations, such as traffic accidents and sudden deaths, which can negatively affect their mental health. Building psychological resilience through training is essential, and recent
Ondřej Kounovský +2 more
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Community paramedicine program and outcomes of referred coronary artery bypass grafting patients.
Rural and remote healthINTRODUCTION Community paramedicine is a field in its infancy. The use of community paramedics has expanded in recent years as an alternative or adjunct to home health in the continued drive to decrease health disparities and complications.
Regan Washist +2 more
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Community Paramedicine Applied in a Rural Community
The Journal of Rural Health, 2017AbstractResearch ObjectiveAbbeville County Emergency Management Services (ACEMS) began a community paramedicine (CP) program to utilize trained paramedics to serve patients who frequently use the emergency department (ED) and have 1 or more of the following diagnoses: hypertension, diabetes, chronic heart failure, asthma, and chronic obstructive ...
Matt W. Yuen +2 more
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