Skills by Occupation

work in multidisciplinary health teams transport patient to medical facility operational tactics for emergency responses human anatomy administer medication in emergency provide health education conduct physical examination in emergency follow clinical guidelines stages of normal development adapt to emergency care environment cope with blood transportation methods communicate effectively in healthcare manage major incidents observe confidentiality listen actively manage healthcare users' data use e-health and mobile health technologies empathise with the healthcare user defibrillation contribute to continuity of health care write reports on emergency cases assess nature of injury in emergency respond to changing situations in health care medical devices physical science applied to paramedical practice address problems critically apply context specific clinical competences monitor patient's vital signs inform policy makers on health-related challenges prioritise emergencies employ specific paramedic techniques in out-of-hospital care emergency cases apply health sciences develop a collaborative therapeutic relationship intravenous infusion work in a multicultural environment in health care maintain order at scenes of accidents sanitary technology adhere to organisational guidelines tolerate stress advise on healthcare users' informed consent apply organisational techniques intubation provide pre-hospital emergency care of trauma interact with healthcare users hygiene in a health care setting behavioural science medical dispatch immobilise patients for emergency intervention comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice brief hospital staff provide first aid principles of paramedic practice transfer patients promote inclusion accept own accountability select hazard control manage patients with acute illnesses manage acute pain sociology applied to paramedical science operate specialised equipment in emergency deal with emergency care situations position patients undergoing interventions clinical science comply with legislation related to health care operate an emergency communication system ensure safety of healthcare users health care system disorders of vital functions pathogenic microorganisms emergency medicine first aid pharmacology

train employees employ foreign languages in care educate on the prevention of illness communicate in foreign languages with health service providers evaluation methodologies in paramedic practice decontaminate ambulance interior employ foreign languages for health-related research dietetics