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 17 (2020)

Table of Contents

Editorial

A new decade, a new approach
Malcolm J Boyle
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Review

Accuracy of call-taker assessment of patient level of consciousness: a systematic review
Jason Belcher, Judith Finn, Austin Whiteside, Stephen Ball
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Is age associated with emergency medical service transport to a trauma centre in patients with major trauma? A systematic review
Elizabeth Brown, Hideo Tohira, Paul Bailey, Judith Finn
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Research

Factors associated with psychiatric morbidity, post-traumatic stress disorder and post-traumatic growth in paramedic first responders: the role of core beliefs
Lois J Surgenor, Deborah L Snell, Martin Dorahy
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A simulated night shift for undergraduate paramedicine students: Lessons learnt and the perceived value towards learning
Alecka Miles, Sara Hansen, Brennen Mills
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Education

Non-compliance with continuing professional development requirements: Perspectives of emergency medical care practitioners in a resource-poor setting
Anthonio Oladele Adefuye, Chantel Van Wyk, Bradley Paul Sookram
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Commentary

COVID-19 – Legal and ethical implications for your practice
Ruth Townsend, Michael Eburn
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Teamwork and leadership in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest – do these non-technical skills require attention?
Adam John Dagnell
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Trained, ready but under-utilised: Using student paramedics during a pandemic
Steve Whitfield, Alexander MacQuarrie, Malcolm Boyle
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