There was an excellent representation from the McNally Project at PACE2022, furthering conversations around #paramedic led research in Canada. A special thanks to Jake Coady, David Wolff, Cheryl Cameron and Lindsey Boechler for organising the Pre-Conference Research Day. A huge
Welcome to our newest Scientist, Dr. Justin Mausz, who recently defended his PhD titled “A Role Identity Perspective on Paramedic Mental Health”. Justin has been an instrumental figure in the McNally Project since its earliest days, and we are proud
The organizing committee is now accepting poster presentations for consideration at the McNally Project’s Preconference Day, scheduled for September 8, 2022, in Saskatoon SK. Abstracts are due no later than July 10th, 2022, at 11:59 PM Please submit abstracts using
Save the Date – 14th Annual EMS RESEARCH DAY October 13th, 2022 Virtually Presented Via Zoom Jennie Helmer ACP, MEd Dr. Edward J Cain Distinguished Scholar Keynote Speaker Jennie has over 29 years of experience working in emergency health services
The McNally Project joins family, colleagues and friends in mourning the recent passing of Dr. Justin Maloney. Justin was a long time supporter of paramedicine. As Medical Director of the Ottawa Base Hospital, he was a tireless advocate for the
The Paramedic Association of Canada with the support of the CSA Group is developing a new standard CSA Z1660: National Occupational Standard for Paramedics. This standard will revise and replace the 2011 National Occupational Competency Profile, and will support paramedics
Now Senior Fellow Cheryl Cameron has started her PhD at Monash University. Cheryl will be exploring palliative care in paramedicine, and is co-supervised by McNally Project Scientists Dr. Walter Tavares and Dr. Alan Batt. Congrats Cheryl! Now Senior Fellow Richard
