Siviter (2004) defines reflection as gaining self-confidence‚ identifying when to improve‚ learning from good or bad mistakes and behaviour‚ being self-aware and improving the future by learning the past. Therefore reflection can enable the Paramedic to use the critical incident analysis to enable them to analyse their past incidents to promote learning‚ improve safety and improve one’s own clinical understanding‚ in the delivery of health care‚ in practice. In this assignment the term; ‘reflection’
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It’s been a month since the murder and Jacob has suffered every day since. It is September now and Jacob still remembers the murder like it happened yesterday. Bob Snyder was Jacob’s victim. Bob Snyder had always been Jacob’s worst enemy. When they were kids back in middle school Jacob was always jealous of Bob‚ Bob was what people called “perfect”‚ he was tall and built well. He married the girl that Jacob always had a crush on. That is the reason Jacob murdered Bob. The murder went a little like
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Support the Health and Safety of Yourself and Individuals • Ensure your own Actions support the Care‚ Protection and Well-being of Individuals Introduction The importance of the health and safety of yourself and individuals in the process of dispensing care cannot be overemphasized. It forms the basis of care provision by creating awareness of potential hazards‚ how best to prevent or manage these hazards in administering care. The objective of every care rendered should be to maintain
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Deployment of Land Ambulances Cost and Use of Land Ambulances 4 Special Report DISPATCH OF AMBULANCES Selection of Ambulances and Flight Planning Co-ordination with Hospitals and Municipal Land Ambulances Level-of-care Determination and Paramedic Staffing of Ambulances Cancelled after Launch Not-serviced Calls New Dispatch System 28 28 29 29 30 30 32 32 33 33 33 34 35 36 36 36 36 37 37 38 RESPONSE TIMES Call-receipt Process Reporting Response Times Call Receipt to Acceptance Acceptance
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heavier than me. I finally accomplished getting her to some what stand up so i could guide her away from the car. As I helped her out of the car she started to fall at that point i didn’t know what to do so i tried to keep her conscious till the paramedics got there. I began to get frustrated because the clean up crew got the the site of the accident
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fairly low (70/50)‚ he complained of a headache. He was found to have a internal body temperature of a whopping 105 degrees and showed no signs of sweating. Mark after being found‚ was diagnosed by paramedics of suffering of a heat stroke. Noting that the radio was disconnected from the helicopter‚ the paramedic made an executive decision to start oral rehydration with isotonic solution (electrolytes‚
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the pool made performing CPR a very difficult task. This is when it really hit me‚ someone’s child’s life is in hands of my fellow lifeguards and I‚ until the paramedics arrive we are this young boys only hope. Eventually after what seems to be an eternity we can hear the sirens from an ambulance
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In this case study I am going to discuss a call which I attended whilst on my undergraduate internship. The call was for a nine month old baby boy who was suffering from pyrexia and had a history of febrile convulsions (1). Mum called an ambulance as she could not get his temperature down‚ she was giving him oral paracetamol but he had vomited after each dose that he had been given so he was not getting the required amount into his system and she was afraid that he would have another febrile convulsion
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5. References 1. Executive summary The purpose of this report is to investigate the human resource management (HRM) problems that the East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS) is experiencing. One of the issues EMAS is experiencing is paramedics possess a lack of motivation and commitment to the job consequently causing a rise in absence. This is caused by the new budgets cuts enforced on the NHS and is impacting on the paramedic’s working life such as‚ cancellation of allocated break times
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I want to be able to help others medically in any way I can‚ now. I would put myself in situations where I can be a spectator in patient care‚ but without the training needed to perform the action‚ the satisfaction is not as strong. Becoming a paramedic will not only help get others the care they need but also provide me with what’s going to be a part of the most rewarding experiences of my
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