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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 4, 1 March 2025

Original research

Perceived benefits and limitations of remote decision-making support for ambulance clinicians in a single NHS trust
pp. 1-6(6)
Author: Eaton-Williams, Peter

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Open Access Survey-based exploration of menopause transition experiences of female staff employed in UK ambulance services (CESSATION Phase 2)
pp. 7-16(10)
Authors: Prothero, Larissa; Brown, Shona; Noakes, Tessa; Clark, Allan; Foster, Theresa

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360-degree projection simulation versus traditional simulation in undergraduate paramedicine education: a pilot randomised controlled trial
pp. 17-26(10)
Authors: Vella, Rachael; Simpson, Paul; Thyer, Liz

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Literature review

ECG characteristics as indicators of the aetiology of pulseless electrical activity: a systematic review
pp. 27-36(10)
Authors: Gander, Brad; Laws, Samantha

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Short report

Foreign-language skills of student paramedics studying undergraduate Paramedic Science in the UK: a nationwide cross-sectional exploratory study
pp. 37-42(6)
Author: Finney, Owen

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Service evaluation

Open Access Providing feedback to frontline paramedics involved in research: a service evaluation within Yorkshire Ambulance Service
pp. 43-50(8)
Authors: Wilson, Caitlin; Bell, Fiona

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