This scoping review aims to identify which non‐technical skills have been empirically
identified in the literature, to create the first list of empirically identified non‐technical skills …

Background Paramedics experience traumatic events and social emergencies during
assignments while also being subjected to verbal and physical threats. Consequently, they …

Introduction As the paramedic profession continues to grow and evolve, a shift from purely
reactive to holistic patient care models is required. As the first and often the only point of …

Background: Many researchers have been evaluating how digital media may impact the
emotional and perspective taking aspects of empathy in both clinical and nonclinical …

Introduction: The prevalence of students with disabilities has increased in universities
recently. Negative attitudes toward students with disabilities may contribute to a negative …

Empathy is generally considered to be the understanding of another person's reactions,
thoughts, feelings and problems, and being able to relay this sense of understanding back to …

Empathy is an important characteristic for healthcare students and professionals that may
improve the quality of healthcare interactions. Empathy has predominantly been studied …

Globally, 20% to 40% of medical resources are wasted, which could be avoided through
professional audit of health insurance claims. The professional audit can pinpoint excessive …

Background and aims: Paramedics attend an unprecedented number of drug poisoning
events daily in British Columbia (BC), Canada, due to the ongoing public health crisis …

Diversos estudios destacan que los profesionales del transporte sanitario están expuestos a
sufrir distintos factores de riesgo psicosocial que pueden conllevar, entre otros, el síndrome …