BACKGROUND Emergency airway management is an important component of resuscitation of critically ill patients. Multiple studies demonstrate variable endotracheal intubation (ETI) success by prehospital providers. Data describing how many ETI training experiences are required to achieve high success rates are sparse. OBJECTIVES To describe the relationship between the number of prehospital ETI ...

INTRODUCTION The traditional view of paramedic practice is one of provision of emergency care and transport within community or industrial settings. With greater integration of emergency services with the overall health system, this role is changing. Paramedics, especially in rural areas, are now working more closely with other professions in new and extended roles that incorporate non-emergenc...

Background: Community health nursing specialties is continuously changed and updated according to the community needs, ambulance paramedics staff one of in nursing, they play a vital role emergencies even at home, advancing home care which reduces cost system, deal with serious conditions such as pandemic situation case COVID-19 nowadays. So, this group must be studied understand occupational p...

In this special issue of Progress in Palliative Care we explore the nexus between palliative care and paramedicine by presenting important initiatives being undertaken Australia, New Zealand, th...

Background/Objective: Gender bias is prevalent in the medical workplace and can lead to burnout. Female providers report higher rates of microaggressions, but studies do not describe direct observation workplace. Research shows gender physician evaluations has evaluated how affects communication during patient care. This investigation addresses both limitations by observing whether impacts para...