A qualitative study of systemic influences on paramedic decision making: care transitions and patient safety

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Health Services Research & Policy, December 2014

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@danj_h @Aidan_Baron Try this one Dan https://t.co/dPKPQeasHr

Decision making next - and here's an interesting paper exploring those 'transition' decisions made by paramedics https://t.co/uSVceNEpvX #USWIOP19 #NotAllParamedicsWearGreen https://t.co/DTnNgxw1vA

Article on Paramedic decision making by O'Hara 2015 mentioned by Janet Brandling at #swasftRD2018 Available free at https://t.co/Q3I33prUaB

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