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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 9, Number 1, 1 June 2024

Original research

Open Access Stroke survivor views on ambulance redirection as a strategy to increase access to thrombectomy in England
pp. 1-9(9)
Authors: Alton, Abigail; Flynn, Darren; Burgess, David; Ford, Gary A.; Price, Chris; James, Martin; McMeekin, Peter; Allen, Michael; Shaw, Lisa; White, Phil

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Major Trauma Triage Tool Study (MATTS) expert consensus-derived injury assessment tool
pp. 10-22(13)
Authors: Fuller, Gordon; Howes, Nathan; Mackenzie, Roderick; Keating, Samuel; Turner, Janette; Holt, Chris; Miller, Joshua; Goodacre, Steve

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Is the Calgary-Cambridge Model of consultation a suitable communication tool for students and newly qualified paramedics? A qualitative study
pp. 23-33(11)
Author: Hastings, Claire

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Literature review

A systematic review of post-traumatic growth in ambulance personnel: facilitators and prevalence rates
pp. 34-46(13)
Authors: Abdo, Molly; Schlösser, Annette

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Open Access Ambulance service recognition of health inequalities and activities for reduction: An evidence and gap map of the published literature
pp. 47-57(11)
Authors: Bell, Fiona; Crabtree, Ruth; Wilson, Caitlin; Miller, Elisha; Byrne, Rachel

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