Paramedics and public health emergencies: Is there a 'duty to respond' in Australia?: Smith, Burkle Jr, Woodd, Jensen, and Archer examine the concept of 'duty to respond' in the Australian SARS context

Erin Smith; Frederick Martin Burkle Jnr.; Carly Woodd; Simon Jensen; Francis Leo Archer

Paramedics and public health emergencies: Is there a 'duty to respond' in Australia?: Smith, Burkle Jr, Woodd, Jensen, and Archer examine the concept of 'duty to respond' in the Australian SARS context

Erin Smith, Frederick Martin Burkle Jnr., Carly Woodd, Simon Jensen, Francis Leo Archer

Department of Paramedicine

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Abstract

A comprehensive literature search was conducted for all publicly available information relating to paramedic responsibility to work in Australia.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	46 - 53
Number of pages	8
Journal	Australian Journal of Emergency Management
Volume	25
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 2010

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Paramedics and public health emergencies: Is there a 'duty to respond' in Australia?: Smith, Burkle Jr, Woodd, Jensen, and Archer examine the concept of 'duty to respond' in the Australian SARS context

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