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Simpson et al . When facts become optional: confronting the rise of anti-science culture.

Simpson P; Eastwood K; Batt AM; Eaton G; Lindstrom V; Tavares W. When Facts Become Optional: Confronting the Rise of Anti-Science Culture. Paramedicine. https://doi.org/10.1177/27536386251374822 In[…]

Mausz et al. Characteristics of 9-1-1 Calls Associated with an Increased Risk of Violence Against Paramedics in a Single Canadian Site

Mausz, J; Johnston, M; Batt, AM; Donnelly, EA. Characteristics of 9-1-1 Calls Associated with an Increased Risk of Violence Against Paramedics in a Single Canadian[…]

Book: Research-focused Careers for Paramedics

I had the pleasure of collaborating with Brendan Shannon, a friend and colleague of mine at Monash University, Department of Paramedicine to write Chapter 3[…]

Restiglian et al. National consensus on the capabilities that inform the role of advanced practice paramedics: a Delphi study

Restiglian, A; Martin, L; Long, D; Reynolds, L; Walker, T; Meadley, B; Finn, A; Batt, AM; Miles, A; Johnston, T; Shannon, B. National consensus on[…]

Bolster et al. Connecting the Dots: Applying Network Theories to Enhance Integrated Paramedic Care for People Who Use Drugs

Bolster, JL; Ford-Jones, P; Donnelly, EA; Batt, AM. Connecting the dots: applying network theories to enhance integrated paramedic care for people who use drugs. Systems.[…]

Tavares, Chawanda and Batt. An Exploration of Paramedicine’s Research Infrastructure in Ontario

Objective Paramedicine is expanding in scope and diversifying its contributions to healthcare systems and society. To achieve sustainable and meaningful development, paramedicine (like other health[…]

Johnston et al. Primary Care Paramedic–administered Ketamine in British Columbia, Canada: A Patient Safety–focused Observational Study

Johnston, T; Mistiades, C; Beaumont-Boileau, R; Acker, JJ; Batt, AM. Primary Care Paramedic–administered Ketamine in British Columbia, Canada: A Patient Safety–focused Observational Study. Journal of[…]

Critical Levels Podcast: What is a paramedic?

I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Zach Cantor on the Critical Levels podcast to discuss – “What is a paramedic?” In this[…]

Bolster and Markides: Moving beyond awareness: The evidence on sexism within paramedicine is in – it’s time to transform the system

The current landscape of gender-based inequity and everyday sexism experienced by women-identifying paramedics has been under intensified scrutiny over the past decade.1,2 Empirical research, organisational[…]

Paramedicine and social prescribing…the journey so far

Thanks to the Alliance for Healthier Communities and the Older Adult Centres Association of Ontario for the invite to speak to the Ontario Social Prescribing[…]