“Average major trauma victim is 38 yr old man” of Paramedics Executive Questions and Answer Panel Lee Thompson ( ) Senior Paramedic (Trauma), North East Ambulance Service “In Northern Ireland, 20,000 999 calls each year for older people who fall” pre-hospital factors which influence outcome for major trauma patients in a regional network: an exploratory study “Even simple self-limiting illnesses can be fatal in those with adrenal insufficiency” working and collaboration: Enhancing patient care in Northern IrelandĬiaran McKenna, Northern Ireland Paramedic
Karl Charlton, Research Paramedic, North East Ambulance Service “Fire Police Ambulance are health assets that can contribute to public health but need consensus about moving forward” pre-hospital care of patients suffering adrenal crisis Linda Hindle ( ) - Lead AHP - Public Health England “Fitness to practice on the regional CPD agenda? ALL registrants need greater awareness” is better than cure - Do paramedics have a role in public health? “More than ever, an important role in paramedic practice is patient advocacy” Discipline – Friend or Foe?Īndrea James ( ), Partner, Shoosmiths LLP Thoughts from PEEP” clinical outcomes and hitting targets - Are they mutually exclusive?ĭr Dave Macklin - Executive Director of Operations - Yorkshire Ambulance Service “More paramedics, higher entry qualifications, increased career progression and more options outside trad ambulance services. Patrick Mitchell - Director of National Programmes - Health Education England “Advanced analgesia in use by Paramedics on Ketamine, Midaz and Flumazenil” PEEP or not to PEEP - That is the question
John McKenzie ( ), HEMS Paramedic, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance “Holding children for any procedure should only be done as a last resort” new dogs old tricks: integrating advanced skills into a paramedic-led air ambulance unit
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“Rate of mental illness in paramedics 3.3 times higher than general population” clinical holding of children: Do Paramedics need professional guidanceĬhris Preston ( ), Advanced Paramedic Practitioner, North West Ambulance Service “ETCO2 used to differentiate between cardiac/resp conditions enables better mgmt….incl hyperventilation/neuro/anaphylaxis” Healthyĭavid Davis FcPara ( ), NHS 111 Workforce National Clinical Lead, NHS England Keiran Bellis ( ), North West Ambulance Service “Leadership is situation dependent, understand your role don’t get situation precious!” benefits of end-tidal Co2 monitoring in non-cardiac arrest patients: A pre-hospital perspective Paul Gowens ( ) - National Clinical Advisor, Scottish Government Health and Social Care Directorate Now represent >30% of registrants, has charitable status, PEEP report & prescribing” the Walk – it’s not enough “Ethically and morally we don’t feel supported by law in decision making for self harm patients” of Paramedics AGM Nigel Rees ( ) - Head of Research & Innovation, Welsh Ambulance Service NHS Trust “Professor Andy Newton discussing the changing emphasis of the paramedic and the Careerįramework of the COP” Perceptions of caring for people who Self Harm: An evolved grounded theory Twitter featured very heavily throughout the conference, using the hashtag #ParaConference16 so below is a tweet to sum up each presentation… For example, I learnt about a dedicated cardiac arrest response service in Edinburgh achieving remarkable results and this will improve my knowledge and understanding despite working over 300 miles away. The biggest strength of the conference was networking opportunities with colleagues from around the UK some really great programmes are happening to improve patient care around the country and want to share their success.
Around 140 attended predominantly NHS paramedics but student paramedics, emergency medical technicians and one very keen person who is trying to get into the ambulance service was using the conference to build their CV! Follow him on Twitter the 8th and 9th of March, the College of Paramedics ( ) held their 2016 conference in York. Matt Green, paramedic for Medic Now and the South Central Ambulance Service attended the College of Paramedics annual conference in York this week. The College of Paramedics Conference 2016 in 16 Tweets
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