Journal Articles
Journal of Simulation Healthcare
Exploring the Effect of Head-Worn Displays on Prehospital Teamwork Using Online Simulation: A Crossover Randomized Controlled Trial
Introduction: Prehospital teamwork occurs in dynamic environments where paramedics work together using technologies to care for patients. Despite increasing interest in using head-worn displays (HWDs) to support prehospital workers, little is known about how HWDs affect teamwork.
Journal of Palliative Medicine
Palliative paramedicine: Comparing clinical practice through guideline quality appraisal and qualitative content analysis
Aim: To examine the quality and content of existing Australian palliative paramedicine guidelines with a sample of guidelines from comparable Anglo-American ambulance services.
HERD: Health Environments Research & Design Journal
SPECTRa: An Online Tool for Simulating Prehospital Patient Care
Objectives:
To (1) develop a simulation software environment to conduct prehospital research during the COVID-19 pandemic on paramedics’ teamwork and use of mobile computing devices, and (2) establish its feasibility for use as a research and training tool.
Asia-Pacific Journal of Health Management
A Descriptive Analysis of a Health Management Work Integrated Learning Course: moving from Health Services Management learning to employment readiness
An objective of this review is to influence both curricula and student decision making regarding the future conduct and enhancement of tertiary preparation for health services management HSM employment. WIL has experienced a large increase in student enrolments in recent years suggesting that there is both strong demand for this nature of learning and student satisfaction with the quality of the learning modality in preparing for a career in HSM.
Journal of Paramedic Practice (JPP)
A high-impact approach to death and dying training
Duncan McConnell
This publication focuses on high impact simulation around death and dying, with Paramedic University Students.
This article breaks down the steps involved in delivering this vital aspect of knowledge required by all Paramedics and explains the benefits of implementing such a scenario within your own training programs.
It also highlights the simple and low cost approach, designed to achieve the most impact to your students or a professional development training session for qualified staff.
Canadian Paramedicine Journal
Paramedic Degree Development
Duncan McConnell
This article in the Aug/Sep Canadian Paramedicine Journal, discusses how paramedicine degrees could be development from current educational modules already in place across Canada.
It provides examples of current processes and educational pathways, along with collaborative ideas on how collegeds, universities and employees could work together to make this transition occur a lot quicker than many people state it will take.
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Candian Paramedicine Journal
Unexpected Journey into Paramedic Research
Duncan McConnell
This article in the June/July Canadian Paramedicine Journal, discusses how any paramedic can become involved in paramedic research.
It provides real life examples of how I became involved in paramedic research and encourages readings how they can become involved as well.
If we are going to lead the Paramedicine Profession into the future and be recognised in the same way are other medical and allied health professions, then we need to lead the way in our own Paramedic Research as well.
Please follow this link to access this article: CP-JuneJuly-Article
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