My views are my own. Paramedic, studied at UEA, and currently studying at Uni of Stirling. Previously network testing and management. I just fancied a change.
@NatashaMDay Yes it is, but how often do you hear or witness crews making best interests decisions based on the crews best interests and not of the patients, for example not conveying as it will make them late off or not doing the right thing because they cannot be arsed? Itβs widespread
@MallinsonT Sadly we see it often that a single high NEW2 score is used in place of clinical judgement and detailed history taking, for example a CHF patient may have a baseline NEWS2 of 8 but be well in themselves and be pre-alerted to hospital based on the NEW2 in isolation.
All settled for my first conference in 6 years. My last was in Las Vegas, within a completely different industry and I was co-hosting. @NoSTraumaNtwk@Scotambservice
@madasabadger999 Paramedics that have been technicians still think like technicians with a few more drugs and skills whereas paramedics that think like paramedics slow the process down until their technicians grip them.
@MallinsonT@OFFICIALWMAS Not from WMAS but there was always the mindset that if a patient wanted to go it was easier to take them than defend yourself against an internal investigation when the patient or the family complain. Crewroom culture and toxic leadership!