PACE2019 has finally drawn to a close, and along with it, the inaugural Paramedic Research Symposium. I had a chance over the few days in[…]

A few months ago Chelsea Lanos, Paige Mason and I wrote an article in Canadian Paramedicine discussing the furthering of women in leadership in paramedicine,[…]

Early in May, I presented to the UK College of Paramedics National Conference (remotely due to ankle injury) on patient advocacy in paramedicine. While I[…]

This month’s Canadian Paramedicine is focused on research, and is available to read, free and open access. Featuring several submissions by McNally Project members on[…]

On return to Canada at the end of May, I headed to the Paramedic Association of PEI Symposium in Charlottetown, PEI to again speak on[…]

An entire issue of Canadian Paramedicine celebrating Women in Paramedicine: Past, Present and Future. Including great reads from Paige Mason, Chelsea Lanos, Cheryl Cameron, M.Ed, ACP, Georgette Eaton, Angeline[…]

Thanks to the County of Renfrew, Chelsea Lanos, Dave Libby and Chief Mike Nolan for a great few days discussing research, innovation and the future[…]

  In May I organised and spoke at the very successful Irish College of Paramedics Wellbeing Symposium which was held in UCC. On the day[…]

Published as: Lanos, C., Mason, P., Batt, A.M. GoSponsor…Us. Going beyond mentoring for women in paramedicine. Canadian Paramedicine. 2019; 42(3): 34-36. View it here: 201904 Lanos GoSponsorUs[…]