Canadian Paramedicine

The August / September 2021 Edition of Canadian Paramedicine features quite a few articles that are sure to grasp your interest.

Join Steve Whitfield and Ali Rengers in discussing one of the most typical problems paramedics face during shifts: Lunch.

During these troubled times, Global Medic has been up to many good things. Read Dayna’s report on how Global Medic is helping Canada.

Chris Farnady offers a new perspective on addiction. We usually feel that it is a substant abuse issue, but what if there is more to it than that? Read this article to view this through a different lens.

After many months in incognito, Becky Donelon writes for us again, dealing with the hardships and responsibilities of ambulance preceptors. Are we doing things right when it comes to teaching in the back of the ambulance?

Blair Bigham shares with us his point of view on social media and paramedics. Should we be two different people on the job?

B.T. Murray continues to astound us with his field experience, this time as an ambulance preceptor (perfect to pair up with Becky!)

And as always, Ron Oswald will get your gears turning with this edition’s quiz on the Glasgow Coma Scale. Will you score a perfect 15 or a troublesome 3?