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Community paramedicine programs have shown promise addressing chronic conditions; this model could extend to prenatal and postnatal care to fill provider shortages and improve continuity.
Choisi is a research advisor at Urgences-sant, the largest ambulance service in the province of Quebec (Canada) and a fellow with the McNally Project for Paramedicine Research. Who will be speaking?
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This grant supports quality research in Canada that will advance the field of paramedicine. It is not necessary to be a paramedic (though applications with one of team involved in paramedicine are preferred). Call for Proposals now open Value: up to $10,000.00 Click here to download PDF for further information and how to apply.
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