Toward an international paramedic research agenda
Journal Title: Irish Journal of Paramedicine - Year 2016, Vol 1, Issue 2
Abstract
Around the world the emergency medical services (EMS) profession has made tremendous strides over recent decades. We have become more professional, have a rapidly growing proportion of paramedics who are university qualified, our practice has become more evidence-based, and a growing number of paramedics are completing graduate-level programs and going on to conduct their own research
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Brian Maguire
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