Introduction: Popularity of paramedicine undergraduate programs continues to rise in Australia and New Zealand. While this is important in the professionalisation of paramedicine, it has also raised a number of issues, particularly those surrounding the issue of national clinical placement standards and consistency between university providers. Therefore the purpose of this cross-sectional study was to investigate paramedicine student perceptions of the learning environment during their university studies
Abstract Background Bachelor of Emergency Health (Paramedic) (BEH) students at Monash University und...
Purpose – The proliferation of undergraduate paramedicine programs has led to a surge in demand for ...
Paramedic education has been undergoing major development in Australia in the past 20 years, with ma...
Background: Clinical education placements provide the opportunity for students to gain practical ski...
Background: Clinical placements are of major importance in students' learning processes through crea...
Aim: To identify factors that affect the education of pre-employment paramedic students during the c...
Background: Clinical placements are of major importance in students’ learning processes through crea...
Introduction: Clinical placements are viewed by stakeholders as an essential element of paramedic de...
Background: The role of the paramedic has changed significantly over the last 10 years. In order for...
Aim: As the undergraduate medical curriculum is developed in response to an increasing number of stu...
David A Kandiah School of Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and ...
Introduction: Healthcare systems are evolving to feature the promotion of interprofessional practice...
Pre-professional healthcare courses, including nursing, are increasingly focused on interprofessiona...
Introduction This study explores the career intentions of undergraduate university paramedic studen...
This study investigates the experiences of undergraduate paramedic students completing interprofessi...
Abstract Background Bachelor of Emergency Health (Paramedic) (BEH) students at Monash University und...
Purpose – The proliferation of undergraduate paramedicine programs has led to a surge in demand for ...
Paramedic education has been undergoing major development in Australia in the past 20 years, with ma...
Background: Clinical education placements provide the opportunity for students to gain practical ski...
Background: Clinical placements are of major importance in students' learning processes through crea...
Aim: To identify factors that affect the education of pre-employment paramedic students during the c...
Background: Clinical placements are of major importance in students’ learning processes through crea...
Introduction: Clinical placements are viewed by stakeholders as an essential element of paramedic de...
Background: The role of the paramedic has changed significantly over the last 10 years. In order for...
Aim: As the undergraduate medical curriculum is developed in response to an increasing number of stu...
David A Kandiah School of Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and ...
Introduction: Healthcare systems are evolving to feature the promotion of interprofessional practice...
Pre-professional healthcare courses, including nursing, are increasingly focused on interprofessiona...
Introduction This study explores the career intentions of undergraduate university paramedic studen...
This study investigates the experiences of undergraduate paramedic students completing interprofessi...
Abstract Background Bachelor of Emergency Health (Paramedic) (BEH) students at Monash University und...
Purpose – The proliferation of undergraduate paramedicine programs has led to a surge in demand for ...
Paramedic education has been undergoing major development in Australia in the past 20 years, with ma...