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Reforming the paramedic profession? Two weeks with paramedics in Germany

International Paramedic Practice, 2021
While paramedics in Anglo-American emergency medical services enjoy relative autonomy, paramedic practice in the Franco-German model deployed in Germany depends heavily on emergency physician input. Increasing demand, especially from low-acuity incidents, causes challenges in these countries.
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Acceptance of Paramedical Professionals

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1972
Excerpt It is now quite clear that we can recruit and train as many paramedical professionals as we want and can afford.
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Implementing paramedic thrombolysis – an overview

Accident and Emergency Nursing, 2002
The UK Government has made improvements in cardiac care a high priority. The publication in 2000 of the National Service Framework for Coronary Heart Disease and the NHS Plan set out national standards for the management of suspected heart attack, including challenging targets for reducing treatment delays for administration of thrombolytic therapy ...
Quinn, T, Butters, A, Todd, I
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Resuscitation by paramedics

Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1981
R C, Hunt   +3 more
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The Paramedic Abortionist

Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1972
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Archetypal Meanings of Being a Paramedic: A Hermeneutic Review

Australasian Emergency Care, 2021
Susan Furness, Joshua Spier, Lisa Hanson
exaly  

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