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Abdi D Osman,Jocelyn Howell,Paul Yates et al. Abdi D Osman et al.
Introduction: Existence of Advance Care Planning (ACP) documents including contact details of Medical Treatment Decision Makers (MTDM), are essential patient care records that support Emergency Department (ED) clinicians ...
Paige Watkins,Peter Buzzacott,Hideo Tohira et al. Paige Watkins et al.
Purpose: To explore paramedics' experiences and perspectives about attending and managing older adults who had fallen. Procedures: This...
Louis Jenkins,Tania Johnston,Richard Armour et al. Louis Jenkins et al.
Background: Rural Australians with acute myocardial infarction (AMI) face higher mortality rates due to limited access to specialised cardiac services. Paramedic-administered prehospital thrombolysis (PHT) has emerged as ...
Stevo Lukić,Aleksandar Stojanov Stevo Lukić
Background: This study aimed to assess the efficacy of a screening questionnaire, based on historical criteria, in distinguishing between seizures and syncope in patients experiencing their first episode of transient loss...
Julie Considine,Ramon Z Shaban,Margaret Fry et al. Julie Considine et al.
Background: Many education interventions in emergency nursing are aimed at changing nurse behaviours. This scoping review describes and synthesises the published research education interventions and emergency nurses' clin...
Jessica D&#x;lima,Simone E Taylor,Elise Mitri et al. Jessica D&#x;lima et al.
Background: Following a national multicentre study, two emergency department (ED) screening tools were developed to determine risk of medication-related problems; one for use at ED presentation and another at ED discharge...
Felicity Moon,Jonathan Knott,Siobhan Feely Felicity Moon
Background: Patients who frequently present to Emergency Department (ED) experience complex health and social needs. While research has examined interventions that aim to decrease frequent ED attendances, there is a need ...
Dai Pu,Peter Cameron,Wendy Chapman et al. Dai Pu et al.
Background: Virtual emergency services have been proposed as an alternative service model to conventional in-person emergency department attendance. Metho...
Matthew J Stainer,Alex J MacQuarrie,Sean O&#x;Loughlin et al. Matthew J Stainer et al.
Background: Limited knowledge exists regarding how paramedics acquire an understanding of the scene they encounter upon arrival, despite their need to quickly gather information for effective clinical decision-making. Thi...