Pride in paramedicine: being an LGBTQ+ paramedic
As Pride celebrations kick off worldwide and the current issue of the Journal of Paramedic Press is sent to the printers on 28 June—the very date in history that the first Pride March was held in New York City in 1970—it seems fitting to celebrate Pride in paramedicine and hear from some paramedics in the LGBTQ+ community
Iván A Moya, Rebecca Connolly
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Evaluation of Views of Professors and Students and Student Need for Topics of Suggested Entrepreneurship Course Syllabus in Paramedical Sciences, 2014 [PDF]
Background Development, maintenance, and improvement of entrepreneurial behaviors in students are the focus of entrepreneurship education. Objectives This study aimed to compile entrepreneurship education topics in paramedical sciences with respect to ...
Afshin Amini+3 more
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Do commencing nursing and paramedicine students differ in interprofessional learning and practice attitudes: evaluating course, socio-demographic and individual personality effects [PDF]
Background Interprofessional education (IPE) requires health students to learn with, from and about each other in order to develop a modern workforce with client-centred care at its core.
de Courten, Maximilian+5 more
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Standing up for paramedic practice [PDF]
This comment piece will deal with the challenges facing the safety and wellbeing of paramedics and emergency medical service (EMS) professionals in Canada. The article shall briefly touch upon the antecedents and social history of paramedic practice from
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Influence of patient sex on pain management practices in Paramedicine: A rapid review [PDF]
Objective: Pain is a subjective multidimensional experience that impacts an individual's physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing. Paramedics are regularly contacted to alleviate pain, in both an emergency and non-emergency capacity.
Sooaad Dahoud+2 more
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_Aim_: This study aims to identify the availability of culturally diverse training equipment across approved paramedicine undergraduate degrees in Australia and New Zealand and explore its impact on a university’s ability to teach paramedic care that is ...
Ricky Lam+3 more
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Developing the social media presence of @NurseEducToday by using Twitter [PDF]
The use of social media (SoMe) has increased significantly over the last ten years. Twitter, one example of the SoMe was developed in 2006 aimed to communicate with small groups.
Ion, Robin, Massey, Debbie, Sharp, Pam
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Physician perspectives of the community paramedicine at clinic (CP@clinic) and my care plan app (myCP app) for older adults [PDF]
Background Community Paramedicine (CP) is an emerging model of care addressing health problems through non-emergency services. Little evidence exists examining the integration of an app for improved patient, CP, and family physician (FP) communication ...
Pauneez Sadri+5 more
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Objective The purpose of this study was to build on extant research linking fatigue to safety outcomes in paramedicine by assessing the influence of a multiplicity of workplace stressors, including chronic and critical incident stresses on safety ...
Elizabeth A. Donnelly+6 more
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Physician-led interprofessional pre-hospital teams: does the science hold up? [PDF]
Ryan Glendwyr Davis+2 more
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