Hobart, Rozelle - Sydney
This unit has been discontinued.
Professional Experience Placement (PEP)
To be eligible to undertake PEP, all students must be “Verified” as meeting College of Health and Medicine PEP Safety in Practice Compliance as per the Course Entry Requirements. Students who cannot or do not comply with these requirements will not be allocated PEP and therefore will not be able to complete this unit.
Introduction
This unit continues to develop students' understanding of Paramedic Practice and their development in the competent use of ambulance equipment and its application in routine clinical presentations. Further development of core paramedic skills will ensure that the student is able to function as an effective ambulance crew member. This unit prepares students for clinical placement.
This unit is the second paramedic specific unit and in partnership with CAA107 Principles of Paramedic Practice 1, prepares the student for clinical practice and attendance at their first emergency clinical placement. The student will continue to develop foundational paramedic skills, including: patient assessment and management of common medical presentations and administration of basic medications. This unit provides the introduction to ECGs, and management of patients presenting in cardiac arrest. The concept of vulnerable populations will be introduced including the elderly, indigenous and the terminally ill patients. During this unit students will undertake a 1 day Professional Experience Placement in patient transport .
Summary 2021
Unit name | Principles of Paramedic Practice 2 |
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Unit code | CAA108 |
Credit points | 12.5 |
Faculty/School | College of Health and Medicine Tasmanian School of Medicine |
Discipline | Paramedicine |
Coordinator | |
Teaching staff | Ms Helen Eyles |
Level | Introductory |
Available as student elective? | No |
Breadth Unit? | No |
Availability
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Teaching
Teaching Pattern | 2hr lecture and 3hr practical weekly |
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Assessment | Assessment Task 1: Essential Clinical Skills – Pass/Fail; Assessment Task 2: Major written assignment 1500 words 30%; Assessment Task 3: Final exam 3 hours 60%; Assessment Task 4: Reflective paper 500 words 10% |
Timetable | View the lecture timetable | View the full unit timetable |
Textbooks
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