Australasian Journal of Paramedicine


The Australasian Journal of Paramedicine (AJP) is the official open access, peer-reviewed, international journal of Paramedics Australasia, the peak professional body representing paramedics in Australasia. 


The AJP aims to advance and promote the science of pre-hospital care research, management, education, clinical practice, policy and service delivery, as well as provide a forum to respond to the professional interests of the multidisciplinary pre-hospital care community.

 

 


Vol 14, No 2 (2017)

Table of Contents

Editorial

Moving closer to paramedic ACS rule-out in the field
Marc Colbeck
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Pre-hospital healthcare in developing countries requires a holistic approach to ensure services meet the diverse needs
Jaime Wallis
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Review

The pre-hospital and healthcare system in Malang, Indonesia
Suryanto Suryanto, Malcolm Boyle, Virginia Plummer
This is the featured article for the AJP Journal Club
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Research

Accuracy of stroke identification by paramedics in a metropolitan prehospital setting: a cohort study
Teresa A Williams, David Blacker, Glenn Arendts, Emily Patrick, Deon Brink, Judith Finn
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Evaluating the knowledge base and current training of paramedics in the southwest United States in assessing and managing toxic alcohol exposures
Christopher Bare, Oliver Grundmann
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Evaluation of the health and physical activity characteristics of undergraduate paramedic and nursing students
Peter S Micalos, Alexander J. MacQuarrie, Brian A. Haskins, Eileen Barry, Judith K. Anderson
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