The SAPB, pioneered by Blanco et al in 2013 for postoperative chest pain following breast surgery and thoracostomy, has demonstrated its potential as a valuable clinical tool. Their initial study...
‘Field medical care applied beyond doctrinal planning timelines to decrease patient mortality and morbidity. Prolonged field care uses limited resources and is sustained until the patient arrives at...
Sir John, throughout his report, made it clear that a high degree of bravery and heroism was displayed by emergency services personnel and the public. He praised the numerous acts of courage and...
A full search of the records of both the College of Arms in London and the Lord Lyon Court in Edinburgh would be required to ensure inclusion of all armorial achievements awarded to paramedics,...
Paramedic working environments are highly complex, unpredictable and fraught with risk. If paramedics are to arrive safely at their patient's side and deliver high-quality, person-centred care, they...
In the September issue of the Journal of Paramedic Practice, we published a ‘comment’ (i.e. opinion) article by ambulance service communications directors on guidance for the use of social media, and...
FICB is a simple technique, and allows a high quality of analgesia to be given without the side effects of opiate analgesia. FICB is the current gold standard in the management of neck of femur...