Paramedicine and prehospital scholarship show an increasingly impressive ability to appropriately engage in reflexive and reflective processes. The work of paramedics is arguably understudied...
Around one in four patients with an acutely occluded coronary artery do not present with ST elevation. These acute ‘occlusive MI’ (OMI) patients do not meet the standard ST elevation criteria (mm) for...
Peripheral intravenous catheters (PIVCs) are invasive devices that are widely used by paramedics for the administration of intravenous (IV) therapy; however, adverse events including PIVC-associated...
A survey study of 39 EMS agencies across six states of the United States was carried out. The survey (Appendix A, online) was developed as part of a larger study examining preventable serious adverse...
The synergy between AI and clinicians, referred to as augmented intelligence, underscores the need for careful examination and consideration of the ethical, social, and professional implications...
A version of the PICO (population, intervention, control and outcomes) tool for rapid reviews specifically for the formation of clinical questions was used (Curtis et al, 2022). This version, PICo...
Towards the end of 2023, I found myself in ‘paramedic purgatory,’ which is the time from finishing university to starting on the road as a Newly Qualified Paramedic (NQP). After 3 years of study at...
Older adults with head injury are a challenging group of patients to the ambulance clinician. Older age, clinical frailty, comorbidities, anticoagulant and antiplatelet medications can contribute to...
Four out of the 10 ambulance services in England were chosen for inclusion in the study to sample different geographic locations with a mix of environments and population densities (such as urban and...
The concept of equality in the workplace is not new. We should all be familiar with the concept of equal employment opportunities, which has now been a core component of the recruitment strategies of...
A systematised literature review was chosen to critically appraise, consolidate and summarise the evidence base. First described by Grant and Booth (2009), a systematised review includes some of the...
The healthcare system in the UK is rapidly evolving, resulting in a dramatic evolution in paramedicine (Nixon, 2017), particularly since the turn of the century..
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