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The podcast for paramedics and anyone involved in out-of-hospital care that is critical, urgent, or unplanned. Hosted by James Oswald (Paramedic and clinical guideline developer) and A/Prof David Anderson (Medical Director).Keyword: Paramedic, paramedicine, Emergency Medical Service, EMS, Emergency Medical Technician, EMT, prehospital, pre-hospital critical care, retrieval medicine, ambulance, Helicopter Emergency Medical Service, HEMS, air ambulance, emergency, first responder, first aid.
Unknown Host hosts Clinical Conversations, a health show with 45 episodes published.
Your monthly clinical update covering: · Clinical Practice Update: Forthcoming CPG changes including AF referral pathways, low‑risk chest pain risk scoring, and paediatric gastro guideline Ebola bulletin and CHO advisory
Your monthly clinical update covering: · CPG updates: New measles CPG + updated CPP for ACOs & CERTs · Hand hygiene refresher: Back to basics in challenging environments · Cardiac arrest outcomes: Conversation with Ziad
Your monthly clinical update from James Oswald (Clinical Practice Guideline Specialist) and A/Prof Ben Meadley (Director of Paramedicine). This month's episode covers: Planned updates to CPGs in 2026 Posterior Stroke Pat
In this episode of Clinical Conversations , we're joined by Associate Professor Carmel Crock (Director of the Emergency Department at the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital and Chair of the Quality & Patient Safety Com
Your monthly clinical update from James Oswald (Clinical Practice Guideline Specialist) and A/Prof Ben Meadley (Director of Paramedicine). Cardiac Arrest Update with AV Resuscitation Coordinator Steve Musgrave Patient Sa
In this episode of Clinical Conversations , James Oswald and Ambulance Victoria Medical Director Dr David Anderson unpack non-invasive ventilation (NIV) for prehospital care. They explain the key physiology ( oxygenation
Your monthly clinical update from James Oswald (Clinical Practice Guideline Specialist) and A/Prof Ben Meadley (Director of Paramedicine). Hear from Louise Reynolds (Victoria’s Chief Paramedic Officer) on the women’s pai
In our first ever live episode of Clinical Conversations , James Oswald (CPG specialist and paramedic) is joined by Ambulance Victoria Medical Director Dr David Anderson for an end-of-year Q&A on the latest CPG updates.
Your monthly clinical update from James Oswald (Clinical Practice Guideline Specialist) and A/Prof Ben Meadley (Director of Paramedicine): 02:10 – CPG Update Released • Highlights major 2025 CPG changes, app issues, and
Your monthly clinical update from James Oswald (Clinical Practice Guideline Specialist) and A/Prof Ben Meadley (Director of Paramedicine): 01:40 – 2025 Clinical Update Coming Soon 02:20 – IFS Retirement & Paediatric RSI
James Oswald is joined by an expert panel to discuss the background, evidence and rationale behind the retirement of intubation facilitated by sedation: Richard Armour – MICA paramedic, PhD candidate, CPG specialist. Dr
Your monthly clinical update from James Oswald (Clinical Practice Guideline Specialist) and A/Prof Ben Meadley (Director of Paramedicine): Clinical Update Warm IV fluid (13:38): Stop warming IV fluids in overhead compart
This month James and David look at cardiogenic shock: recognition and classification, oxygen targets, fluid resuscitation, vasopressors, inotropes, and the possibility of shock centres in the future. They're joined by Pr
Your monthly clinical update covering: Mandatory VVED Consults for Infants – trends, rationale for policy, clarifications, and case example demonstrating impact. Stroke updates - performing ACT-FAST on all MASS positive
In this special Q&A episode of Clinical Conversations , James Oswald and Dr. David Anderson respond to the most common — and most complex — questions we've received on sedation, CPG implementation, and the evolving role
Your monthly update on clinical issues including: Clinical Practice Care and Control Powers (02:38 – 07:10) Overview of section 232 and 241 powers. Documentation: VACIS + RiskMan entries are essential. More info: See Men
In this episode of Clinical Conversations , we explore the complexities of managing acute behavioural disturbance (ABD) in children and adolescents—a small but increasingly common and high-risk cohort. Host James Oswald
Your monthly clinical update covering: Clinical Practice 03:10 – Respiratory CPG Update: Pulmonary edema, COVID, ILI, paediatric asthma changes coming soon. 04:00 – First Responder Analgesia: Supply challenges beingaddre
James Oswald and Dr David Anderson explore how consultation has evolved from a perceived weakness to a hallmark of clinical maturity. They discuss the growing role of virtual emergency care, particularly the Victorian Vi
Your monthly clinical update covering: VVED Consultations for small infants New requirement: VVEDconsultation for non-transport of infants ≤28 days Strong recommendation for 29days–3 months Driven by patient safety revie
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Clinical Conversations is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 45 episodes.
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