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The BPJ is a quarterly electronic journal committed to publishing high-quality research and increasing the evidence-base for the paramedic profession.  It is freely available to all members of The College of Paramedics. 

Publisher: The College of Paramedics

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Volume 1, Number 4, 1 March 2017

Original research

Open Access Paramedic accuracy and confidence with a trauma triage algorithm: a cross-sectional survey
pp. 1-7(7)
Author: Durham, Mark

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Open Access Patient positioning and airway management in the pre-hospital setting: an observational study
pp. 8-12(5)
Authors: Plumbley, Stuart; Parkhe, Emma; Lambert, Ruth

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Open Access A survey of paramedics and alcohol related work: ascertaining fear of and level of assault in the North East Ambulance Service
pp. 13-20(8)
Authors: Newbury-Birch, Dorothy; Martin, Neil; Giles, Emma L.; Moat, Christopher; Shevills, Colin

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Service evaluation

Open Access Does current pre-hospital analgesia effectively reduce pain in children caused by trauma, within a UK ambulance service? A service evaluation
pp. 21-28(8)
Authors: Whitley, Gregory Adam; Bath-Hextall, Fiona

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