2018•Journal of Paramedic PracticeRequires access

Prescribing laws mark new era for paramedic profession

Alistair Quaile

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In this article, Alistair Quaile discusses the steps up until now that have been taken to achieve independent paramedic prescribing and explores the impact this ability may have on improving the quality of patient care.

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In this article, Alistair Quaile discusses the steps up until now that have been taken to achieve independent paramedic prescribing and explores the impact this ability may have on improving the quality of patient care.

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In this article, Alistair Quaile discusses the steps up until now that have been taken to achieve independent paramedic prescribing and explores the impact this ability may have on improving the quality of patient care.

Key concepts: Combat Medical Technician, Emergency Care Practitioner, Ambulance service, Major trauma, Continuing professional development, Quality (philosophy), Medicine, Patient care

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