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Journal of Emergency Primary Health Care

Volume 2, Issue 3 (2004)

Journal Articles

The Implementation of Case-Based Learning - Shaping the Pedagogy in Ambulance Education
Brett Williams

Asphyxial Cardiac Arrest and the possible aetiological role of Antipsychotic Medications – A case study
Kai Robinson

Mental health and mental illness in paramedic practice: A warrant for research and inquiry into accounts of paramedic clinical judgment and decision-making
Ramon Shaban

Bicycles for Rapid Deployment of Emergency Care: A working Australian Model
Alan Eade

Competitive Bidding in Healthcare: Into the future
Professor Atkinson

Dance Parties in Remote State Parks
Alan Eade

Developments in Telemedicine: The implications for pre-hospital care
Jayanth Paraki

Enhancing Clinical Care Through a Blended Learning Paradigm
Alan Morrison

Four Wheel Drive (4WD) Vehicles in the Outer Urban Area
Alan Eade

Gunshot wounding – All You Ever Wanted to Know as a Paramedic
John Crozier

How do we teach Trauma?
Andrew Pearce

Implementation of a rural community first responder program
Tony Walker

Introduction to EMS on Bikes
Gene Williams

Introduction to Tactical EMS
Brad England

Palliation and resuscitation during transportation: ethics, regulations and the law
Ofra Fried

Patient decision making processes and outcomes when deciding to call an ambulance: what are patients thinking?
Frank Archer, Amee Morgans, and Felicity Allen

Political, Economic and Cultural Dimensions of Traumatic Stressors and the Stressor of Emotion Work
Kerry Mahony

Post-Immersion Cardiac Arrest in Queensland: 2000-2003
John Woodall

Prehospital care in Austere Environments – do you have what it takes?
John Crozier

Rural Emergency Health Care for Asthma: The Role of Patient Perception and Medical Professionals on Ambulance Utilisation
Frank Archer and Amee Morgans

SARS: The Toronto Experience
Bruce Farr

SPEED A Study to Assess: Prehospital and Emergency Management of Acute Stroke
Ian Mosley

Spinal Immobilisation – A Comparison of Australian and US Practices
Garry Harris

The Australian Centre for Prehospital Research Scholars Program
Vivienne Tippett

The Certified Ambulance Professional (CAP) Program
Rod Sheather

The epidemiology of traumatic deaths attended by the ambulance service: A comparison of rural and metropolitan regions in Victoria, Australia
Erin Smith, Mal Boyle, Ben Spurr, and Melissa Suares

The evolution of education and training for ambulance officers in Queensland:
Shelley Woods

The Implementation of Case-Based learning - Shaping the Pedagogy in Ambulance Education
Brett Williams

The Pre Hospital Trauma Life Support Course in Australasia
Heath Comerford

The Role of the Australian Paramedic in Tactical Emergency Medicine
David Tingey

Using a community development approach to develop an innovative paramedic role
Peter O'Meara and Stephen Gough

A Message from the President
Allen Marr

2004 Qual-IT: The way forward; Qualitative research in IT & IT in qualitative research. 24-26th November 2004, Brisbane, Australia
Amee Morgans

7th World Congress of Bioethics, 9th-12th November 2004, Sydney, Australia
Amee Morgans

The Australian College of Ambulance Professionals 2004 National Conference at Alice Springs September 9-11
Brett Williams

Automatic external defibrillation by first responders for out of hospital cardiac arrest
Erin Smith, Annette Fedson, Carla Pasque, and Robert Meek

Biphasic versus monophasic shocks for external defibrillation in the prehospital setting
Paul Jennings

Submissions to the Cochrane Corner
Erin Smith

Book Review

“Paramedic field care: A complaint-based approach.” Pons, P and Cason, D. (Chief Eds) Missouri: American College of Emergency Physicians; 1997. 872 pages, ISBN 0-8016-6361-X. RRP AU$139.70
Ramon Shaban

Editorial

Are the results of hospital based studies generalisable to the pre-hospital setting?
Marica Ferri, Tom Jefferson, and Assunta De Luca