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Four dimensions of paramedic practice in Canada: defining and describing the profession
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This article presents a framework for describing four dimensions of paramedic practice: Practitioners, Practice Setting, Care and Patient Disposition. The framework emerged from a qualitative study conducted to identify potential research directions and opportunities to advance paramedicine and paramedic education at Justice Institute of British Columbia in Canada. |
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Volume 14, Issue 3
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issn: 2202-7270
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Open Access - Open Journal Systems 2.4.7.1
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paramedics; paramedic practice; paramedicine; EMS; profession; discipline boundaries
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