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All Posts Term: Enhanced clinical assessment and referral for paramedics
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Accredited ModuleEnhanced clinical assessment and referral for paramedicsTeesside UniversityLevel 6, 20 credits

Clinical assessment and referral for paramedics

This module develops Health and Care Professions Council registered paramedics’ knowledge and skills in the management of patients presenting to the ambulance service following non-urgent 999/111 calls within the pre-hospital environment. It will enhance the paramedics skills to support clinical decision-making and autonomous practice. The module will also focus on the development of clinical reasoning and problem solving skills to enhance paramedic practice. In addition the roles and responsibilities of the multi-disciplinary team and referral pathways will be critically explored. Students will further develop their comprehensive knowledge and skills in assessment and management of minor injuries and illness throughout the lifespan. Ethical, legal and professional issues surrounding autonomous practice will be analysed and evaluated. Clinical skills will be developed to manage patients who do not require immediate transportation to acute care.

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