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Volume 16 Number 10 October 2024 The clinical monthly for emergency care professionals EDITORIAL Workforce diversity David Davis ECG CASE SERIES Charles Bloe 401 402 © A D O B E S T O C K / A N D R I I Z A S T R O Z H N O V SPOTLIGHT ON RESEARCH 403 RESEARCH Paramedic management of patients with mental health issues: a scoping review Adam Evans et al 404 Paramedics at risk? How responding to a terror attack affects mental wellbeing Joanna Tew and Richard Ward 416 CLINICAL PRACTICE Historical perspectives of heat-related illness part 2: the present and future Michael Hannides and Edward Walter 426 NQP PERSPECTIVE Both sides of the picture Alice Cochrane 434 STUDENT COLUMN The importance of being an ‘ambulance driver’ Ellie Workman 436 COURSES 438 Could neurodiverse populations be an integral and beneficial but somewhat overlooked part of the paramedic workforce? Turn to p. 401 to read more as we mark World Mental Health Day 2024 Mission Statement: Journal of Paramedic Practice (JPP) is the only monthly peer-reviewed and evidence-based journal for the paramedic profession. JPP provides the latest practical, clinical and professional information for all paramedics, including emergency care practitioners and assistants, medical technicians, critical care paramedics, combat medical technicians, and members of voluntary aid societies. JPP has a team of consultant editors with a strong commitment to paramedic sciences, as well as a prestigious editorial board that represents different strands of the profession. JPP will help you update your knowledge in important areas of practice and ultimately deliver the best possible care to your patients. JPP also offers free online CPD modules for all subscribers, allowing you to fulfil your CPD requirements at a time suited to you. Journal of Paramedic Practice • Vol 16 No 10

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Volume 16 Number 10

October 2024

The clinical monthly for emergency care professionals

EDITORIAL Workforce diversity David Davis

ECG CASE SERIES Charles Bloe

401

402

© A D O B E S T O C K /

A N D R I I Z A S T R O Z H N O V

SPOTLIGHT ON RESEARCH 403

RESEARCH Paramedic management of patients with mental health issues: a scoping review Adam Evans et al 404

Paramedics at risk? How responding to a terror attack affects mental wellbeing Joanna Tew and Richard Ward 416

CLINICAL PRACTICE Historical perspectives of heat-related illness part 2: the present and future Michael Hannides and Edward Walter 426

NQP PERSPECTIVE Both sides of the picture Alice Cochrane 434

STUDENT COLUMN The importance of being an ‘ambulance driver’ Ellie Workman 436

COURSES

438

Could neurodiverse populations be an integral and beneficial but somewhat overlooked part of the paramedic workforce? Turn to p. 401 to read more as we mark World Mental Health Day 2024

Mission Statement: Journal of Paramedic Practice (JPP) is the only monthly peer-reviewed and evidence-based journal for the paramedic profession.

JPP provides the latest practical, clinical and professional information for all paramedics, including emergency care practitioners and assistants, medical technicians, critical care paramedics, combat medical technicians, and members of voluntary aid societies. JPP has a team of consultant editors with a strong commitment to paramedic sciences, as well as a prestigious editorial board that represents different strands of the profession.

JPP will help you update your knowledge in important areas of practice and ultimately deliver the best possible care to your patients. JPP also offers free online CPD modules for all subscribers, allowing you to fulfil your CPD requirements at a time suited to you.

Journal of Paramedic Practice • Vol 16 No 10

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