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This research aims to explore paramedics’ perceptions of the influence of interdisciplinary teams on their resuscitation practices and professional growth.

April 10, 2026Resuscitation PlusOpen Access

The impact of interdisciplinary cardiac arrest teams on paramedic practice: An interpretive qualitative study using reflexive thematic analysis

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This research aims to explore paramedics’ perceptions of the influence of interdisciplinary teams on their resuscitation practices and professional growth.
Conducted an online survey with paramedics from NSW Ambulance
Utilized open-ended questions to collect insights on experiences with the PRECARE team
Employed reflexive thematic analysis for data interpretation
Identified five key themes: Mentorship, Empowerment, Understanding and Development, Cause-Directed Care, Collaborative Care
Participants reported enhanced clinical confidence and skills due to real-time mentoring
Increased understanding of OHCA physiology and the importance of individualized care was noted
Participants highlighted improved non-technical skills like leadership and communication

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An interpretive qualitative study shows interdisciplinary teams enhance paramedic practice, indicating the value of collaborative care.

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Tant et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d8946e6c1944d70ce05660 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.resplu.2026.101317

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The impact of interdisciplinary cardiac arrest teams on paramedic practice: An interpretive qualitative study using reflexive thematic analysis

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