Where do we fall short? A nationwide evaluation of paramedic education program deficiencies (May 24)

Live from Accreditcon ! If you have seen one paramedic education program, you have seen one paramedic education program. As educators, we have all heard this mantra when describing the diversity in training modalities utilized by paramedic education programs. However, as reported in the annual Resource Assessment Matrix, there is limited nationwide evaluation of what programs are doing well and where they are falling short. Join the Prehospital Care Research Forum panel and authors this month for a live discussion of Medical Directors, Facilities, and Finances: Resource Deficiencies in Accredited Paramedic Programs. Article: Medical Directors, Facilities, and Finances: Resource Deficiencies in Accredited Paramedic Programs https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10903127.2023.2245476?src=recsys

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The UCLA Center for Prehospital Care established the Prehospital Care Research Forum at UCLA in 1992 in cooperation with Jems Communications. The PCRF Journal Club is a bi-monthly online meeting that critically evaluates published research and its relevance to prehospital care. We aim to promote healthy and respectful discussions that challenge present and future prehospital care practices. Each session is facilitated by a panel of experts, PCRF board members, and associates.