Paramedics are often quickly required to form a team in a high-stake situation such as response to a cardiac arrest. The College of Paramedics, in collaboration with NHS England TEL elearning for healthcare and Dynamic Business services, has created a unique elearning session which allows you to immerse yourself in the dynamics of a team coming together to manage a sudden cardiac arrest, overcoming differences and distractions to work together effectively. Human factors: Management of a sudden cardiac arrest session can be worked through on any computer or mobile device, or as a fully immersive experience using a virtual reality headset.
Once you have completed this course NHS England e-Learning for Healthcare, and the College of Paramedics, would like your feedback on the Human Factors Cardiac Arrest e-learning course. Using 360-degree and virtual reality technology on this course we are aiming to enhance your learning experience. Your input is invaluable as we shape the future of our e-learning – so we would love to hear your thoughts on this course by completing the survey. The survey will remain open until 31st March.
Cardiac care and ECGs for paramedics covers the identification and pre-hospital care of patients with common cardiac conditions. It includes pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, assessment, evidence-based treatment and pathways for the optimal care of these conditions often seen patients.
Revised and updated in 2024, End of life and palliative care as associated with paramedic practice contains eight sessions reviewing the skills and knowledge paramedics need to manage patients nearing the end of their life, in accordance with their wishes and best interests.
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