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 15, No 2 (2018)

Table of Contents

Editorial

Building paramedics, maintaining skilled practitioners
Jean-Paul Veronese
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Review

A review of the literature: the transition of entry-level paramedic education in Australia from vocational to higher education (1961–2017)
Ingrid Ann Brooks, Hugh Grantham, Caroline Spencer, Frank Archer
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Research

Preparing for the real thing with practice interviews: a graduate paramedic perspective
Linda Ross, Nicholas Moffatt
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Young adults’ perception of mandatory CPR training in Australian high schools: a qualitative investigation
Tiana Andrews, Luke Price, Brennen Mills, Lisa Holmes
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The knowledge, attitudes and preparedness of Australian paramedics to manage intimate partner violence patients – a pilot study
Simon Sawyer, Angela Williams, Auston Rotheram, Brett Williams
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Commentary

Coronial consideration of patient deaths in paramedicine
Dominique Lee Moritz
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