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EPISODE · Aug 6, 2020 · 32 MIN

Advanced Paramedic Practitioners (Critical Care) in London with Mark Faulkner

from Pre-Hospital Care Podcast · host Eoin Walker

This is a wide ranging conversation with Mark Faulkner - the clinical development manager for critical care (advanced practice) within the London Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Mark is also the clinical advisor for Major Trauma within the LAS and as such sits on the Pan London Trauma Steering Group, as well as number of national trauma groups. In this episode we examine a variety of topics that encompass decision making, experience & empirical background, additional clinical interventions, leadership & non-technical skills and support/pastoral functionalities of advanced practice. We discuss: Overview of the APPCC Scheme The patient target group & demographics Added value of interventions Vs decision making. Training, quality assurance and quality improvement within the scheme. First line staff engagement – who sees these groups of patients first Innovations that the scheme has just embedding and medium to long-term innovations that have improved the program Non-technical aspects of care Vs technical skills & utilisation rates Incremental gains when orchestrating flash teams Personal learnings over the last >6 years I hope you enjoy the episode

This is a wide ranging conversation with Mark Faulkner - the clinical development manager for critical care (advanced practice) within the London Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Mark is also the clinical advisor for Major Trauma within the LAS and as such sits on the Pan London Trauma Steering Group, as well as number of national trauma groups. In this episode we examine a variety of topics that encompass decision making, experience & empirical background, additional clinical interventions, leadership & non-technical skills and support/pastoral functionalities of advanced practice. We discuss: Overview of the APPCC Scheme The patient target group & demographics Added value of interventions Vs decision making. Training, quality assurance and quality improvement within the scheme. First line staff engagement – who sees these groups of patients first Innovations that the scheme has just embedding and medium to long-term innovations that have improved the program Non-technical aspects of care Vs technical skills & utilisation rates Incremental gains when orchestrating flash teams Personal learnings over the last >6 years I hope you enjoy the episode

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