Issue 2.2

Insight for Paramedics

In this Issue

• Spring CME offering live virtual workshops in May
• Mental health and physical health: do we misjudge the relationship?
• Methoxyflurane study heads into treatment phase
• A new app for Ontario paramedics!

Read all the latest news here!

The latest MedicNEWS issue is live, bringing paramedics valuable updates, case studies, and new tools to support practice! As a result of the audience survey feedback earlier this year, we're on an improvement trajectory for MedicNEWS.  This issue includes more case studies, as requested, and we’re adding more summaries of the longer articles like you’ll see below.

Here’s a peek at what’s inside this month’s edition:

• Meet Your Base Hospital Physician Team 🩺
  Discover the physicians supporting paramedics through the Online Medical Consultation (OMC) project. Learn more about the expertise of your BHPs and how they’re dedicated to helping you provide top-notch patient care.
• Certification Notifications Made Easy 📧
  Starting November 12, MedicNET will keep you on track with automated email notifications for each MoC milestone you complete. Check out how this new feature simplifies maintaining your annual certification!
• BHP Corner: Morbidity & Mortality Case Review ⚕️
  Gain insights into managing informed patient refusals and learn strategies to overcome common clinical biases. This review explores an intricate case and reminds us of the importance of thorough documentation and unbiased patient assessment.

👉 Click here to read the full issue on Sway

This MedicNEWS issue is packed with resources and insights to support paramedic clinical development and enhance patient care.

Issue 1.8

Insight for Paramedics

What you need to know:

• A new directive and more changes coming to the ALS PCS this month
• Time to find out how we make our regional Acute Stroke Bypass program better
• This CTAS infographic will make relying on your memory a thing of the past
• Is a revision to the Ontario paramedic clinical app in the works?

Read the issue here!

In this issue:

• A New Way to Correspond with RPPEO During Quality Reviews
• Getting Ready for Your Maintenance of Certification Deadline
• A Message from Your Medical Director About Safe Care for Complex Patients
• Navigating Acute Behavioural Disturbances
• New Elective CME Live and In Person
• Putting the "Care" in Health Care
• Your Base Hospital's Research Contributions Last Year
• 6 Perfect Prezzies for the Paramedics on Your List

Plus: see the new video on capacity and consent, reflect on case studies, and more in November/December MedicNEWS!

RPPEO’s bi-monthly online news magazine for paramedics, MedicNEWS is your key to insight on the current issues in clinical practice for Eastern Ontario.

Click here to read the latest issue.

Issue 1.7

Insight for Paramedics in eastern Ontario

In this issue:

• What the qualitative data shows about your patch calls
• The 2 surest signs for paramedics that it's fall
• Do this for less stress in your respiratory distress care
• This one thing can help stop medication errors

In this issue

• Meet the Base Hospital Physicians You've Talked to on the Phone
• Fall 2022 CME in the classroom and online: How's it going?
• Medical Advisory: Intravenous EPINEPHrine
• How to Install A Window on Care
• BHP Corner: Time is Brain!

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In this issue:

• Get the When, Where and What of Your Fall CME
• Patient Choice, Ethical Practice and the DNR Conundrum in BHP Corner
• Find Great Elective CME with RPPEO Live Events This Autumn in Continuing Education

Plus: be the first to see the new palliative care video, find more online electives, get our link recommendations, and more in September MedicNEWS!

RPPEO’s bi-monthly online news magazine for paramedics, MedicNEWS is your key to insight on the current issues in clinical practice for Eastern Ontario.

Click here to read the latest issue.

Sept 17 Updates

1. OPS reporting issues with IE8, applied changes to allow the contnet to load on IE8
2. This resulted in a few other cosmetic changes to address IE8. The Template CORE FILE in template/layouts/theme.php the change below was needed to line 43 - Remove the class uk-text-center for the Logo Position and save the changes.

Changes as of Sept 15, 2014

1. Social icons added to header
2. Menu cleaned up, visual items.
3. Side 'module' styles all set to same style
4. Twitter feed added to sidebar

Devsite items for review:

1. Combo module for Tweets and Facebook feed
2. News and Updates layout (ongoing)