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Apr, 2025

Rural and remote health research is vital for a vibrant healthy future Australia. With a theme of ‘Research from the heart – shaping rural & remot...

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Mar, 2025

The Aotearoa New Zealand Government is looking at ways to improve the regulation of the health workforce as part of its plan to ensure timely, quality...

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Mar, 2025

Since coming to power in 2022, the Federal Government has prioritised health system reform as a central platform of its policy agenda and has repeated...

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Mar, 2025

All Australians should be afforded the opportunity to achieve their best health. The College has identified a range of high-impact initiatives that su...

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Mar, 2025

The Tasmanian Government is currently developing the 20-Year Preventive Health Strategy to ensure every Tasmanian deserves to live their best lives –...

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Mar, 2025

Darwin/Garramilla, Larrakia Country "There are some really amazing opportunities for us to grow." As the Northern Territory’s first Chief P...

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Mar, 2025

This aim of this international study is to explore prehospital care professionals' evaluations and suggestions for improving prehospital trauma syste...

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Mar, 2025

The Australasian College of Paramedicine (the College) is committed to enabling the development of discipline-specific knowledge through support of me...

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Mar, 2025

Volume 22, Issue 2, March 2025, of Paramedicine is now available for download. This edition includes: Editorial Doing better with survey-based resear...

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Mar, 2025

The College is pleased to announce that Early Bird tickets are now on sale for the 2025 Critical Care Summit (CCS25). This years theme, Mastering the...

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