Let’s unpack some of the latest research to help guide our clinical practice to better understand the presentation/phenotypes, who is at risk of poor outcomes, and who surprisingly does well!

This panel discussion will explore aspects of pharmacology, both theoretical and practical, that paramedics need to be doing better.

In this session, panellists will discuss and challenge aspects of paramedic practice that are ingrained and perpetuated – but not necessarily evidence based.

This presentation will delve into how decisions are best documented in the PCR

One of the hardest decisions in paramedicine is: How do we best serve our patients’ health care needs?

A practical approach to prehospital traumatic pain management, presented by Nick Roder

This session has a varied scope, with something for clinicians at every stage in their career - whether you're a university student or an intensive care paramedic. This session will present selected case studies and ECGs, to help you avoid ECG mistakes you cannot afford to make.

This presentation will discuss some of the early findings, challenges and experiences. This insightful webinar will provide paramedics with a better understanding of autism; what it is and what is isn't and strategies to manage a patient on the spectrum.

Nick Roder of Air Ambulance Victoria takes us through the role of PEEP and End-tidal monitoring in the pre-hospital setting

Paramedics often spend more time with dying patients, and the relatives of those patients, than most other health care professionals.