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Journal of Emergency Primary Health Care

Volume 1, Issue 3 (2003)

Journal Articles

Health Practitioners Competence Assurance [HPCA] Act: An Issues Paper on the Implications for the Ambulance Sector
New Zealand Ambulance

Monash University Centre for Ambulance and Paramedic Studies (MUCAPS) Submission to the Department of Human Services (DHS), in response to the DHS Discussion Paper examining the regulation of the Health Professions in Victoria
Stephen Burgess et al.

Submission to the Review of Health Practitioner Regulation in Victoria
ACAP Standards Committee

Technological determinism: A social process with some implications for Ambulance Paramedics
Dennis McIntyre

The Politics of Professionalisation: Some Implications for the Occupation of Ambulance Paramedics in Australia
Kerry Mahony

Paramedic Practice – Knowledge Invested in Action
Andrea Wyatt

Paramedic knowledge of infectious disease aetiology and transmission in an Australian Emergency Medical System
Ramon Shaban, Prof. Debra Creedy, and Prof. Michele Clark

Ambulance Satisfaction Surveys: Their Utility in Policy Development, System Change and Professional Practice
Peter O'Meara

Evaluation of Medical Students in the training of Paediatric Life Support - A Spanish Perspective
Patricia Aparicio, Jesús López-Herce, Angel Carrillo, Luis Sancho, and Ramón Moral

The Development of Professional Qualifications for Paramedics at Victoria University
Auston Balon-Rotheram

Using the World Wide Web to access the Cochrane Collaboration and the Cochrane Library
Erin Smith

Book Reviews

“Clinical reasoning in the health professions” Edited by Higgs and J. Jones M. 2000, 2ndedition, Butterworth-Heinemann, Oxford. 336 pages, ISBN 0-750-63907-5 Recommended retail price: $134.75.AUD
Bill Lord

“Educating Beginning Practitioners – Challenges for health professional education” Edited by Joy Higgs and Helen Edwards. Oxford: Butterworth – Heinemann;1999. 303 pages, ISBN 0-7506-3773-0. Recommended retail price: $103.00.AUD
Jeff Allan

“Users’ Guide to the Medical Literature - A Manual for Evidence Based Clinical Practice”. Edited by Gordon Guyatt and Drummond Rennie, 2002, AMA Press, Chicago, 706 pages
Stephen Burgess

Conference Proceedings

A First Responder program – A program using Fire Fighters
David Shugg

Infection Control is not an optional extra
Kate Hipsley

Pain Management: Can education make a difference?
Bill Lord

“Constraints and Opportunities – Expansion of the role of the Paramedic”
Jennifer Short

“Development of a Quality Checklist for Ambulance Trauma Patient Care Records”
Erin Smith

“Early identification of patients for thrombolysis by Intensive Care Paramedics: A Pilot Study”
John Murray

“Expanding the National horizon – an exploration of national registration for Ambulance Professionals”
Leah Trotta

“How can we shorten time to treatment in acute stroke? – The Time Window in Neuroprotection (TWIN) Study”
Dennis Young

“Information Technology in EMS, the enterprise wide system and how it all fits”
Brian Field

“Is it time to re-assess the role of Ambulance Officers?”
Christine Fahey

“Managing pre-hospital staff for peak performance”
Allison Ballard

“Ontario Pre-hospital Advanced Life Support Study (OPALS)”
Brian Field

“Pre-Hospital airway management in severe traumatic brain injury – the importance of education, evaluation and research”
Helen Webb

“Pre-hospital research access – easy access via the internet”
Malcolm Boyle

“Professionalism”
Andrea Wyatt

“Role of Paramedic Practitioner”
Andrew McDonell

“Technological determinism: A social process with some implications for Ambulance Paramedics” - Abstract
Dennis McIntyre

“The Australian Defence Force response to the Bali bombing, 12 Oct 2002”
Steven Cook

“The Politics of Professionalism: Some implications for the occupation of Ambulance Paramedics in Australia”
Kerry Mahony

“The potential benefits of using simulation training”
Kevin Gardner

“To resuscitate or not: does the research evidence provide any answers in cases of traumatic cardiac arrest?”
Bill Lord

“Trends in survival, out of hospital cardiac arrest; man and machine”
Andreas Blahous

“Volunteerism - a fresh perspective. A strategic response to research from SA Ambulance Service”
Ingrid Marshall

“Where does paramedic education go from here? Time to get serious about our education”
Alan Eade

“Would a Pre-hospital Practitioner model improve patient care in rural Australia?”
Peter O'Meara

“Yes I Know it Hurts”
Stacey Solomou

13th World Congress on Disaster and Emergency Medicine, Melbourne, 2003.
Frank Archer

1st International Emergency Medical Services Congress, Dubai, UAE, 2003
Jeff Allan

AMBEX 2003 “Modernisation in Motion” A Learning Experience
Ben Ellis

Australian Asthma Conference - 2004 “A fresh breath – looking to the future”
Ev Thuma

The Australian College of Ambulance Professionals (ACAP) 2003 National Pre-Hospital Care Conference
Bill Lord

XI Cochrane Colloquium: Evidence Health Care and Culture Barcelona, Spain, October 26-31, 2003
Frank Archer

Editorials

Developing an International Consensus on Resuscitation Science
Ian Jacobs

Guest Editorial - Research in Prehospital Care
Gerry FitzGerald

Proposed Cochrane "Prehospital Care Field"
Erin Smith and Frank Archer

A Message from the President
Allen Marr

Peer Reviewers 2003
Hotchin Paul

Baron Dominique Jean Larrey 1766 – 1842
Phil Nestor