41 minRwanda: Beyond the Ambulance | Dr Tsion Firew
Dr Tsion Firew
DSED: What Comes After Shock Three? | Dr Sheldon Cheskes on DOSE VF & Refractory VF
Dr Sheldon Cheskes
41 min
Who we are
Paramedicine from Africa to the world.
ParaPodcast is an independent podcast made by three paramedics. We sit down with the clinicians, researchers, educators and leaders shaping emergency care across Africa and beyond, and share what they have learned with the whole profession.
- 48
- conversations
- 13
- countries
- 5
- continents
- Real voicesParamedics and the people building emergency care, in their own words.
- A global viewEMS looks different in every country. We learn from the differences.
- Grounded in evidenceResearch, clinical evidence and lived experience, side by side.
- Free to the professionEvery conversation is free to watch or listen to.
More conversations
41 min
1 h 1 minWhen the Ambulance Can’t Reach You | Athenkosi Sobada
Athenkosi Sobada
49 minTXA: Every Minute Counts | Ian Roberts on CRASH, WOMAN & Trauma Care
Prof Ian Roberts
1 h 15 minBan AI or Teach It? Judy Sheahan on Paramedic Education
Judy Sheahan
1 h 1 minCervical Collars Really Protect Patients? | Prof Tim Nutbeam on Spinal Care & Extrication
Prof Tim Nutbeam
40 minUnderstanding African Paramedicine — Breaking Myths and Misconceptions
Elias, Malusi & Thulani
New here? Start with these.
Three conversations that show what ParaPodcast is about.
- 1Meet the hosts
Understanding African Paramedicine — Breaking Myths and Misconceptions
Elias, Malusi & Thulani40 min
African EMS - 2African EMS up close
- 3Evidence you can use, with CPD
TXA: Every Minute Counts | Ian Roberts on CRASH, WOMAN & Trauma Care
Prof Ian Roberts49 min
Trauma Care
From Africa to the world
Every line is a conversation. 13 countries so far, all connected back to where ParaPodcast began.
What are you curious about?
Find a conversation that speaks to your practice.
The voices behind ParaPodcast.
Rooted in African paramedicine. In conversation with the world.
A closer look at the evidence.
Research reviews for the questions that stay with us.
A review of the Emergency Medical Care Newsletter — South Africa | HPCSA
Malusi Mtetwa54 min
Leadership
Bring your perspective.
Have research, experience or a story worth sharing? Join the conversation.