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Ireland’s critical shortage of advanced paramedics

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A decision by the National Ambulance Service to freeze the training of new advanced paramedics is delaying patient care and endangering lives, frontline workers have claimed, Michael McHale reports For medical professionals, watching the death of a patient is undeniably difficult. Knowing that more could have been done to save that life can be devastating. In recent weeks Irish Medical Times has been told of alleged instances where potentially l…
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Ireland’s critical shortage of advanced paramedics

A decision by the National Ambulance Service to freeze the training of new advanced paramedics is delaying patient care and endangering lives, frontline workers have claimed, Michael McHale reports For medical professionals, watching the death of a patient is undeniably difficult. Knowing that more could have been done to save that life can be devastating. In recent weeks Irish Medical Times has been told of alleged instances where potentially l…

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On life support: Ireland’s critical shortage of advanced paramedics

A decision by the National Ambulance Service to freeze the training of new advanced paramedics is delaying patient care and endangering lives, frontline workers have claimed, Michael McHale reports The post On life support: Ireland’s critical shortage of advanced paramedics appeared first on Irish Medical Times.

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Irish Medical Times broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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