>60% of #paramedics intend on leaving their clinical role within the next decade.
🔎 Australasian Paramedicine Workforce Survey: comparative analysis of the three year study.
A trend continues to display gender segregation in the workforce, where males dominate management roles and graduates entering the workforce are disproportionally female. This may point to exclusion that occurs over the course of careers, being particularly pronounced for females
Australian women having a cardiac arrest are less likely to:
🩷 Have the arrest recognised in the 000 call,
🩷 Receive bystander CPR and an AED shock,
🩷 Receive ALS interventions and post-resuscitation care,
🩷 Survive to hospital discharge.
@ARC_resus@aus_roc
Safety rules and regulations are written in blood. A thousand someones were mangled, maimed, crushed, ripped apart, sickened, killed before OSHA came. I can promise you that.
🚨🚨 20 years of cardiac arrest in Victoria in @theMJA: Utstein survival increased threefold bw 2003–2022 [but] the C19 pandemic was associated with a significant reduction in survival @emandrew1 @Ziad_Nehme1 @expensivecare@RosscoSalathiel@prof_cameron https://t.co/9lNTfd05SG
The College welcomes the @VicGovAu’s introduction today of a new parliamentary bill to enable the creation of Paramedic Practitioners in the state - an Australian first.
Read our full media release at https://t.co/B3jUHa9SBo
Congratulations to these good blokes, Dr
@Buck_Reed and Dr Scott Stewart for becoming Fellows with the College - well deserved after your decades of dedication to #paramedicine
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The Australasian Paramedic Workforce Survey showed a great desire for flexibility in the workplace; a reduction in time pressures.
Also, 34% of paramedics now work outside of a jurisdictional ambulance service!
#ACPIC24
This highlights perfectly what paramedics and @VicAmboUnion are trying to achieve, an EBA that delivers conditions to improve work life balance conducive of a family. It also highlights that if not, we will leave @JacintaAllanMP#springst#ambosdeservealifetoo
@LauraCWirth@DrLouReynolds Great work.
It's disappointing to see the concerns go even further and beyond pain. Sex Disparities in Quality of EMS Resuscitation in Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest.
https://t.co/WPWVtmWbz2
@mhnparamedic@Lisa_Hobbs_ Thank you for sharing. I also found the same with many of my ambulance colleagues, being told by their doctors they were surprisingly young to be facing infertility.
Menstrual cycle disorders are 14.43% higher in paramedics than the Australian average.
29% of respondents used hormonal contraception to make it easier to work in the paramedic environment.
Thank you @Lisa_Hobbs_ for contextualising working conditions.
#ACPIC24
@LauraCWirth@Lisa_Hobbs_ Totally anecdotal but I also find that fertility problems are a lot higher in paramedic friends than nursing and non medical friends all of similar demographics.