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Paramedicine is the official peer-reviewed international journal of Australasian College Paramedicine

16/04/2025

Our Editors Picks series continues with a focus on qualitative research – perfect reading ahead of the long weekend!

• The paramedic experience of return to clinical practice: A reflexive thematic analysis
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/27536386241251429

• ‘Send everyone, it’s my son’ – Combined Glaserian grounded theory and thematic analysis of paramedics attending their own families
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/27536386231178961

• Paramedic occupational violence: A qualitative examination of aggressive behaviour during out-of-hospital care
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/27536386241264293

More qualitative picks to come soon – stay tuned.

12/04/2025

We’re continuing our Editor’s Picks series with a focus on undergraduate paramedics and their learning experiences.

• Competency assessment of paramedic students in Australia and New Zealand
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/27536386231165542

• Students’ experiences of person-centred care during placement
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/27536386241251499

09/04/2025

Paramedicine is proud of the high-quality research it has published on pain management by paramedics.

Here are the editor’s picks from recent years that explore pain management in paramedicine:

• Factors associated with pain reporting and severity of pain in the prehospital setting
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/27536386231162609

• Barriers and enablers to implementing intranasal ketamine for Primary Care Paramedics in Canada – A parallel convergent mixed methods study
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/2753638623117

• Chronic pain in the paramedic practice setting – a qualitative study of patients’ perspective
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/27536386231220966

01/04/2025

Last week, Paramedicine published two new articles:

Social responsiveness in paramedic academic programs: A conceptual framework — Lyon Kengis and Sean Teed

Defining non-health professional responders in prehospital care as trained emergency healthcare workers – a strength-based approach — Aidan Baron, Corey Sclater, Elliot Williams, Fabian Perez and Zelda Doyle

Explore these today at www.paramedicinejournal.org

12/01/2025

Introducing the three most cited articles from Paramedicine over the past 3 years:

• Paramedicine: An evolving identity
• The definition of a community paramedic: An international consensus
• On participating in academic conversations

You can read these influential publications at bit.ly/Paramedicine-Most-Cited

10/01/2025

Curious About the most-read recent articles in Paramedicine?

Take a look at the research shaping our profession, including:

• The definition of a community paramedic: An international consensus
• Paramedic Judgement, Decision-Making and Cognitive Processing: A Review of the Literature
• Prehospital administration of antibiotics in suspected sepsis: A systematic review

Read these and more at bit.ly/Paramedicine-Most-Read

17/12/2024

A number of new thought-provoking articles have recently been published in Paramedicine journal:

• Redesigning paramedicine systems in Canada with “IMPACC”

• Understanding the emergency medical service response to patients who are at imminent risk of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest

• The importance of outcome measures that matter in paramedicine research

• Implementation of a strategy to manage EMS COVID-19 patient disposition with physician consultation: A retrospective descriptive study

Proudly available as open access for all readers paramedicinejournal.org

02/12/2024

Explore the latest open-access articles in our journal!

• Sleep, dietary intake, and physical activity changes with shift work onset in intern paramedics

• Mapping the future: A scoping analysis of paediatric content in Australian paramedic curriculum

• Implementation of a strategy to manage EMS COVID-19 patient disposition with physician consultation

• Back to the future (editorial)

www.paramedicinejournal.org

21/11/2024

Paramedicine welcomes new associate partner The Council of Ambulance Authorities.

More information on this new partnership is available at bit.ly/CAA-Associate-Partner

20/11/2024

The College congratulates The Council of Ambulance Authorities on becoming the newest associate partner of Paramedicine journal.

The Council joins the growing ranks of key Australasian academics and employers transforming the profession through the development of high-quality, evidence-based research.

Learn more about this new partnership at bit.ly/CAA-Associate-Partner

08/10/2024

Explore the latest from Paramedicine!

• Drone-delivered automated external defibrillators for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: A simulation-based feasibility study.

• Representing contemporary paramedic practice in Canada: Development of the national competency framework for paramedics.

• ‘How can you not be traumatised’: Experience of paramedics occupationally exposed to su***de.

• Where care meets crisis: Rethinking our approach to occupational violence in paramedicine.

Proudly available open-access at paramedicinejournal.org

26/09/2024

Join the Editorial Board of Paramedicine as Deputy Editor!

Among other criteria, individuals applying for this role should be able to demonstrate:

• Doctoral qualifications or equivalent
• Proven research and editorial skills
• Passion for paramedicine and the journal’s vision

This is an initial two-year term, starting November 2024. EOIs are due by Sunday 20 October at bit.ly/Deputy-Editor-Paramedicine.

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