Assessing Burnout Rates and Contributing Factors in Emergency Medical Service Clinicians
Prehospital Care Research Forum (PCRF) Journal Club12 Kesä 2024

Assessing Burnout Rates and Contributing Factors in Emergency Medical Service Clinicians

EMS providers are routinely involved in high-stress situations with limited follow-up or healthy coping mechanisms. These experiences can trigger stress responses and burnout in our first-responder community. Despite the widespread conversation about burnout in EMS, limited literature describes the problem. Join us for this month's PCRF Journal Club to review a study that evaluates burnout in EMS using a validated tool.

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Reducing pediatric medication errors: Could an age-based field guide be perfect addition?

Reducing pediatric medication errors: Could an age-based field guide be perfect addition?

Several studies have demonstrated the high frequency of medication errors in pediatric patients by prehospital providers during both patient care and simulation. Does the addition of a pediatric field...

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Let’s talk about Sex & Race: How Equitable is our EMS Care?

Let’s talk about Sex & Race: How Equitable is our EMS Care?

EMS providers pride themselves on the great care we deliver, but is that care equitable for all our patients? Join us for this second special edition PCRF journal club with the Diversity, Equity, and ...

22 Tammi 20231h 4min

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