Researchers at Central Queensland University are seeking registered Paramedics to participate in a study exploring the pre-hospital management of neck of femur fractures. You are invited to complete an anonymous online survey. The survey should take approximately 20 minutes to complete.
The research study is being conducted by Doctoral student, Mrs Emma Moore, under the supervision of Dr Robert Stanton, Dr Luke Heales, Dr Steven Obst, and Dr Katie Clift.
For more information visit www.equ.edu.au/research or scan the QR code.
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