Defining paramedic practice in Canada: framing concepts
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The Paramedic Association of Canada (PAC) has developed a new Canadian Paramedic Profile that will describe the roles that paramedics in Canada assume and the essential capabilities they require to perform
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paramedic; community paramedic; health services; roles framework; competency profile; allied health personnel; primary care; education; emergency medical services
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Associated name (asn): Tavares, Walter
Associated name (asn): Bowles, Ron
Associated name (asn): Donelon, Becky
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Paramedicine is a rapidly evolving health profession with increasing responsibilities and contributions to healthcare. This rapid growth has left the profession with unclear professional and clinical boundaries. Existing defining frameworks may no longer align with the practice of paramedicine or expectations of the public. The purpose of this study was to explore the roles paramedics in Canada are to embody and that align with or support the rapid and ongoing evolution of the profession. |
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Defining paramedic practice in Canada: framing concepts
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