Creating a unique taxonomy for Australasian Paramedic Clinical Guidelines

Sonja Maria; Marc Colbeck

Creating a unique taxonomy for Australasian Paramedic Clinical Guidelines

Sonja Maria
, Marc Colbeck

Australian Catholic University

Research output: Other contribution to conference › Presentation only › peer-review

Abstract

There are 10 state-run ambulance services in Australia and New Zealand, all of which are members of the Council of Ambulance Authorities (CAA). These CAA services use nine unique sets of clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) to direct the care that their paramedics deliver to patients. Although there are many similarities in these guidelines there are also notable differences in both structure and content. This paper is a comparative analysis of these CAA CPGs that contrasts the differences in organisation and also discusses the similarities and differences between the various CPGs themselves. This comparison was done as a preparatory exercise for the creation of a set of national CPGs by Paramedics Australasia.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 12 Jun 2019
Event	International Conference on Emergency Medicine: ICEM - Coex, Seoul, Korea, Democratic People's Republic of Duration: 12 Jun 2019 → 15 Jun 2019 Conference number: 18 http://www.icem2019.com/ http://www.icem2019.com/download/ICEM2019_programbook_ver14.pdf (program book)

Conference

Conference	International Conference on Emergency Medicine
Abbreviated title	Emergency Medicine
Country/Territory	Korea, Democratic People's Republic of
City	Seoul
Period	12/06/19 → 15/06/19
Internet address	http://www.icem2019.com/ http://www.icem2019.com/download/ICEM2019_programbook_ver14.pdf (program book)

Creating the Australasian Paramedic Clinical Guidelines
Maria, S. (Creator)
Impact: Public policy Impact, Other Impact
Paramedicine.com - Translating Research Into Practice (TRIP)
Maria, S. (Creator) & Colbeck, M. (Creator)
Impact: Cultural Impact

1 Abstract

The Bermuda Triangle of guideline presentation: What are our readers missing?
Maria, S., Dec 2019, p. 22. 1 p.
Research output: Other contribution to conference › Abstract › peer-review

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Creating a unique taxonomy for Australasian Paramedic Clinical Guidelines

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Creating the Australasian Paramedic Clinical Guidelines

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The Bermuda Triangle of guideline presentation: What are our readers missing?

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