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Paramedic

A paramedic is a healthcare professional trained in the medical model, whose main role has historically been to respond to emergency calls for medical help outside of a hospital. Paramedics work as part of the emergency medical services (EMS), most often in ambulances. They also have roles in emergency medicine, primary care, transfer medicine and…

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Activity sectors
Health care
Fields of employment
Ambulance; hospital; pre-hospital; transport
Names
Paramedic
Occupation type
Profession
Related jobs
Emergency medical technician, emergency physician

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Functions and duties

Occupational hazards

Protective measures and equipment

History

Structure of employment

Scope of practice

Medicolegal authority

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Paramedic

Nodes294
Edges293
Triples309
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.006803
Components1

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Paramedic

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related to Public notability · 27
Paramedic → By, California, Canada, Cinader, Emergency, Emergency Medical Services, Jack Webb, James, JEMS, Journal, Los Angeles' UCLA Harbor, Medical Center, Nova Scotia, Page, Page's, PARAMEDICS International, Pittsburgh, Robert, Ron Stewart, The
related to Further reading · 25
Paramedic → Adams Cowley, Administration, America's First Paramedics, American Sirens, Archived, Black Men Who Became, Coach, Conaghan, Glantaff House, Hachette Books, Hazzard, ISBN, Joseph, Kevin, Maryland Medical Center, National Highway Traffic Safety, National Scope, New York, OCLC, PDF
related to Infectious diseases · 16
Paramedic → Additionally, COVID-19, EMS, Exposures, Furthermore, Hepatitis, HIV, Including, MRSA, Personal Protective Equipment, PPE, Preventive, TB, The, The COVID-19, This
related to Functions and duties · 15
Paramedic → Ambulance, Anglo-American, Due, EMS, France, Franco-German, Germany, In, Paramedics, South Africa, SWAT, Tele-Notarzt, The, Their, United Kingdom
related to Regulatory guidelines and recommendations · 15
Paramedic → For, Health, Health Administration, Moreover, National Institute, NIOSH, Occupational Safety, OSHA, PPE, Such, The, These, United States, WHO, World Health Organization
see also · 13
Paramedic → Association, AustraliaParamedics, CanadaParamedics, Emergency Medical Technicians, Emergency Medical TechniciansNational Registry, FranceParamedics, GermanyParamedics, IrelandParamedics, ParamedicHealth, Paramedics, South AfricaParamedics, United KingdomParamedics, United States BiophoneField
related to Emergency pharmacology · 12
Paramedic → Analgesic, Atropine, Beta, Blood, D50W, Dextrose, For, Paramedics, RSI, Sedatives, The, These
related to Environmental and operational hazards · 12
Paramedic → Automotive Engineers, Department, EMS, Homeland Security, NIOSH, Paramedics, SAE, Slips, Society, These, Through, Vehicle
related to Occupational hazards · 12
Paramedic → Centers, COVID-19, Disease Control, Employers, In, Infectious, Paramedics, PPE, Prevention, Research, Some, Unidirectional
related to Physical injuries · 9
Paramedic → By, EMS, Injuries, More, Paramedics, Safe, Some, These, Workers

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Important terminology

paramedics medical emergency care training ambulance health services practice also advanced program role work hospital many united countries physicians states

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ParamedicActivity sectorsHealth care1.00infobox
ParamedicFields of employmentAmbulance; hospital; pre-hospital; transport1.00infobox
ParamedicNamesParamedic1.00infobox
ParamedicOccupation typeProfession1.00infobox
ParamedicRelated jobsEmergency medical technician, emergency physician1.00infobox
Paramedicis ahealthcare professional trained in the medical model0.90text
the United Kingdominstance ofIn some countries0.80text
South Africainstance ofIn some countries0.80text
the paramedic role has developed into an autonomous health professioninstance ofIn some countries0.80text
lifting patientsinstance ofOccupational hazardsParamedics are exposed to a variety of hazards0.80text
equipmentinstance ofOccupational hazardsParamedics are exposed to a variety of hazards0.80text
treating those with infectious diseaseinstance ofOccupational hazardsParamedics are exposed to a variety of hazards0.80text

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