Project: The Hijacked Ambulance
A review of paramedics responding to their own families
Introduction
The Aim
Why is this Important?
Further Information?
Publications from this Project
‘Send everyone, it’s my son’
Combined Glaserian grounded theory and thematic analysis of paramedics attending their own families
When Two Worlds Collide
The battle between neurons and emotions is a one-sided slip, that once on, a paramedic will have little chance to regain control.
Hijacked: Activation of the amygdala in paramedic care - a case study
This case study will review the amygdala hijack. A neurological phenomenon that impacts critical thinking
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