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Paramedic
Emergency Medicine

Paramedics in emergency medical services

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Countries with evidence
DE, AT, CH
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96
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Overview

Paramedics care for sick and injured people at the scene and during transport. They assess the situation and the patient's condition, recognise life-threatening states and request emergency physicians or further resources when needed. In life-threatening situations they provide initial care, including invasive and drug-based measures, establish fitness for transport and monitor patients during the journey. They hand over to physicians for further treatment, document condition and course, and ensure the operational readiness of emergency vehicles as well as hygiene and occupational safety. They assist with physician-led emergency care and independently carry out predefined medical measures.

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Profession by country

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Germany
 
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Austria
 
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Switzerland
 

Fields of use and typical tasks

Notfallmedizin

Evidence from: DE, AT, CH

  • Medical lead on the ambulance
  • Life-saving emergency medical measures at the scene
  • Establishing fitness for transport and accompanied transport
  • Supporting emergency physicians with medical procedures
  • Managing consumables and medication
  • Cleaning and disinfecting vehicle and equipment

Specializations

Who they work with

  • Emergency physicians
  • Medical director of emergency medical services
  • Physicians at the receiving hospital

Frequently asked questions

Who decides at the scene whether an emergency physician is requested?

Paramedics assess the condition and decide whether further help such as an emergency physician, more staff or additional vehicles is requested.

Do paramedics operate equipment during transport?

They monitor the patient's condition during transport and are responsible for the operational readiness of the emergency vehicles.

How is a mission completed?

With the handover to physicians for further treatment and documentation of condition and course.

Do paramedics perform invasive measures themselves?

Yes, in life-threatening situations within trained measures, and also standardised medical measures defined and overseen by the medical director of emergency medical services.

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