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Paramedic Chiefs of Canada – The Preburn Project: Preventing Burnout by Predicting Compromised Wellness in EMS Workers

FirstWatch

February 6th, 2025 | 9:00 am PST (12:00 pm EST) Join us for an in-depth exploration of the innovative Preburn Project: Preventing Burnout by Predicting Compromised Wellness in EMS Workers. Key Takeaways: Insights into the characteristics of EMS workers most vulnerable to compromised mental wellness.

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(Q4/2024) ESO Updates: Quarterly Product Enhancements

ESO

EHR | MIH / Community Paramedicine Run Type Mobile Integrated Health (MIH)/Community Paramedicine has been added to ESO EHR to better support the unique workflow requirements of agencies that document MIH/CP visits. For more information, visit our FAQs About NERIS. Our beta period will extend through the beginning of February.

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Paramedic Chiefs of Canada – Paramedicine, Mental Health, and Crisis Calls in the Community: Highlights for Leadership

FirstWatch

In this session, we will consider some of the current research and evidence with respect to what paramedic leaders need to know and what they can do to implement evidence-informed improvements. An evidence-informed framework for crisis care will be shared, along with areas for potential practice change.

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[PARAMEDIC CHIEFS OF CANADA] December 2024 e-Bulletin

Paramedic Chiefs of Canada

The Summit program provides a platform for sharing information and best practices. Summit registration and additional information will be made available in January 2025. Choisi, a research advisor at Urgences-sant and a fellow with the McNally Project for Paramedicine Research. A recording of this session can be found at [link].

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From Ambulance to Admission

International Journal of Paramedicine

This observational study aims to describe the usage of vasopressors by EMS, and to assess how vasopressor usage differs between transport and hospital environments. In total, 505 (41.7%) of patients received multiple vasopressors during EMS transport. Epinephrine was administered to 163 (13.4%) patients.

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[ANNOUNCEMENT] PCC Joint Statement on EMS Performance Measures Beyond Response Times

Paramedic Chiefs of Canada

PCC Members, The Paramedic Chiefs of Canada (PCC) is pleased to announce the release of a Joint Statement on EMS Performance Measures Beyond Response Times. The 2023 PCC Vision Document [link] is founded on research and evidence to establish the guiding principles and identify the enabling factors for the future of paramedicine in Canada.

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Registration Now Open for CanPRD 2024

Paramedic Chiefs of Canada

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