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This is a Human Clinical Trial study (also classified as: RCT).

November 30, 2025British Paramedic JournalOpen Access

Safety and compliance among newly qualified paramedics in a pre-hospital clinical trial of an investigational medicinal product: a post-hoc analysis of the PACKMaN randomised controlled trial

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ARAndy Rosser IGImogen Gunson ZGZoe Green

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Post-hoc analysis reveals no safety concerns in the recruitment of patients by newly qualified paramedics for a clinical trial of ketamine versus morphine.

Key Points

Recruitment of 199 patients by newly qualified paramedics contributed significantly to the trial outcome, ensuring broader applicability.
Adverse events reported were similar for newly qualified paramedics and experienced paramedics, indicating reliability in patient care across experience levels.
In a randomised controlled trial, the incidence of safety-related issues remained low, with no greater risk for newly qualified paramedics.
Findings support the role of newly qualified paramedics in clinical trial recruitment, particularly within emergency settings.

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Rosser et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692b94581d383f2b2a379079 https://doi.org/10.29045/14784726.2025.12.10.3.10

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Post-hoc analysis reveals no safety concerns in the recruitment of patients by newly qualified paramedics for a clinical trial of ketamine versus morphine.

Safety and compliance among newly qualified paramedics in a pre-hospital clinical trial of an investigational medicinal product: a post-hoc analysis of the PACKMaN randomised controlled trial

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Safety and compliance among newly qualified paramedics in a pre-hospital clinical trial of an investigational medicinal product: a post-hoc analysis of the PACKMaN randomised controlled trial

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