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Eastwood et al. Paramedicine – an evolving identity

Eastwood K, Johnson M, Williams J, Batt AM, Tavares W. Paramedicine: An evolving identity. Paramedicine. 2023;20(6):177-180. doi:10.1177/27536386231203401

Goodbye Fanshawe College!

After 8 years, today I stepped down from my position as Professor in the Paramedic Programs at Fanshawe College. A bittersweet moment for me as[…]

Brydges and Batt. Untangling the web. The need for theory, theoretical frameworks, and conceptual frameworks in paramedic research.

I was delighted to collaborate with a friend of mine, Dr. Madison Brydges, to write this recent editorial piece for Paramedicine. In this editorial, we[…]

Research Impact Award and CCME Abstracts

A great week for my PhD work – I was awarded a Research Impact award for my thesis by the School of Primary and Allied[…]

PhD Thesis submitted

I just submitted my PhD thesis…and just like that my 4.5 year PhD journey comes to an end. Thanks to everyone who supported & encouraged[…]

Integrating patient safety and quality education in Fanshawe

Did you know that we recently integrated several Institute for Healthcare Improvement Open School courses on patient safety and quality care into the paramedic curriculum[…]

More Fanshawe students published!

​Fanshawe Paramedic Program student Emily Weston has co-authored an article which has been published in the latest issue of Canadian Paramedicine. Canadian Paramedicine is the[…]

Premature Neonate Photos

I realised while looking online for a talk I was putting together that it is quite difficult to find photos of premature neonates that are[…]

Capnography Resources

A collection of resources pertaining to capnography and its utility in paramedicine. Shared here are the links to these resources, and some of my own created[…]

In-flight medical emergencies

I recently responded to three (yes, three) in flight medical emergencies with a fellow passenger who is a family physician…we basically worked a night shift[…]