Interpersonal skills

Prioritising the development of paramedic students' interpersonal skills

Ethics approval for this research was obtained from the UTAS Human Research Ethics Committee (No. H11576)..

Increasing objectivity in the assessment of interpersonal skills and attitude

To establish a structure to improve the development of essential non-practical skills..

Interpersonal skills education for undergraduate nurses and paramedics

The search strategy did not reveal any studies concerning the teaching of interpersonal skills to undergraduate paramedics. All six studies included in this review examined undergraduate programmes...

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