Congratulations to my PhD student Michelle O’Toole on winning the Best Poster Award at the recent PHECC Prehospital Research Day on November 13th in Maynooth.[…]

Battlab member Cameron Woodman has been accepted to both the Sepsis Canada and Life-Threatening Illness National Group (LifTING) research training programs this Fall. Both of[…]

Public safety personnel (PSP) encounter both organizational and operational stressors, including potentially psychologically traumatic events, which increase their risk for compromised mental health. Due to[…]

What is the CPNAT? The Community Paramedicine Needs Assessment Tool (CPNAT) is a system level tool designed to support those developing community paramedicine programs. The[…]

I was recently awarded the King Charles III Coronation medal upon nomination by the Paramedic Association of Canada for significant contributions and exceptional service to[…]

Lunn, Tyne M., Bolster, Jennifer L., Batt, Alan M., Community Paramedicine Supporting Community Needs: A Scoping Review, Health & Social Care in the Community, 2024,[…]

Batt AM, Bolster JL, Lysko M, et al. Representing contemporary paramedic practice in Canada: Development of the national competency framework for paramedics. Paramedicine. 2024;0(0). doi:10.1177/27536386241284092[…]

I had the pleasure of speaking to attendees at the 2024 Ontario Base Hospital Group Annual General Meeting in Ottawa this morning. My talk was[…]

McNally Project Fellow (and Battlab member!) Chelsea Lanos has been selected as the recipient of the 2024 McNally Project Emerging Scholar Award. This award acknowledges[…]

Huge congratulations to my PhD student, and fellow Irishperson (even if she’s from Dublin), Michelle O’Toole on winning the Highest Quality Research Award at the[…]