Bangladesh Paramedic Doctor/para doct's community medical college

A person who works in a health field in an auxiliary capacity to a physician.
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Community Paramedic

The Community Paramedic is a regular full-time employee of the city within the Fire Department who is part of a Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) Agreement with Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. The MIH Agreement was signed in December 2020 and is in effect until December 2023, when it will be assessed to determine if the program will continue for an additional three-year term. The Community Paramedic works with department administration and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center staff, as well as the Community Nurses to implement the Mobile Integrated Healthcare operational plan.
Community Paramedic Goals
The Community Paramedic has the following goals:

Preventing unnecessary emergency medical transports and emergency room visits;
Following up with patients after hospital discharge;
Preventing hospital admissions/readmissions; and
Improving the overall health of patients.
Services Provided
The following services are provided by the Community Paramedic. Please note that Community Paramedic services are not intended to replace regular clinic visits.

Care Transitions
Chronic Disease Support
Wound Care
Monitoring Vital Signs
Medication Reconciliation
Home Safety Evaluations
Other interventions within paramedic scope of practice
Requirements
Those receiving care from the Community Paramedic must meet the following requirements:

Be age 18 years or older;

Reside in the City of Lebanon (includes West Lebanon);

Have an established relationship with a Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health (D-HH) provider (Primary or Specialty Clinic);

Have a referral from a Dartmouth-Hitchcock (D-H) provider;

Able to participate in care (excludes dementia, severe persistent mental health), OR have a caregiver who can be present during visits;

Will benefit from short-term medical intervention(s) aimed at an acute condition or exacerbation of a chronic condition;

Are not receiving similar services from another organization such as Visiting Nurse and Hospice.

•What do community paramedics do??
•What can community paramedics do?
•Is a paramedic a doctor or a nurse?

Today we will discuss and gain knowledge about this topic

•Community paramedics advise doctors as well as patients on all health related matters.Refers to MBBS doctors and FCPS doctors with primary and emergency basic treatment.
•Community paramedic They are not doctors, nurses, or physician's assistants. The word paramedic is a combination of two terms. "Para" means next to, and "medic" means doctor.
A small act of advice given by a paramedic can change the life of a patient.A skilled paramedic attracts patients with his good manners, Move smartly,good relations, good treatment, advice .

•The community paramedics counseling phase is called GATHER.The work of paramedics depends on the method of GATHER

•If anyone knows about GATHER on this page, please comment👇
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BPM (Diploma in paramedic )- Workshops to include 4-year Diploma in Paramedical Course and 6-month Professional Certificate in Ultrasound Course

CPT (Community Paramedical Training). 2 Years. After,internship any government/non government medical collge hospital at at least 3month

(CPM)Medical Course ; Certificate in Paramedical.
1year

The first person to reach the site of a medical emergency is a paramedic. And if you are thinking about becoming one, you need to read the following:

A typical 12-hour shift on the job can start as early as 5 in the morning. The first task is to check all emergency medical supplies, equipment and drugs, and assess the condition of the ambulance to ensure a smooth run.

Once the maintenance check is done, the team heads off to the stand-by point. And then the real day begins.

On a typical day a paramedic can respond to around 10-15 emergency calls, but mind you, there is nothing typical about emergencies (and neither are we able to respond to each).

It can be as simple as an old man who fell off his chair and fractured his arm, or as complex as an allergic pregnant lady who was accidentally exposed to peanuts. And every call needs to be given equal priority even if we know they are not emergencies, like those “calls” where someone wants the ambulance to take them to the hospital, or worse, wants our help with a toothache.

The response time can vary too. But on an average it takes around an hour and a half from the moment a paramedic receives a call until the time they drop off the patient at the hospital (if the situation demands it).

Whatever might be the case, the job of a paramedic is not easy. You need to have the ability to stay cool under pressure, handle every case efficiently, and be prepared to manage irritating family members and abusive folks as the alternative can be fatal.

But if you have the aptitude, the medical know-how, and nerves of steel, then being a paramedic can be the most fulfilling experience of your life.

Paramedics save lives every day. From resuscitating a patient suffering from cardiac arrest to managing a road traffic accident victim, they are trained to handle emergencies in almost the same manner a doctor would.

It is a tiring job. And yes, you will have to face many deaths. But at the end of the day, if you are thinking of bec

In rural towns, paramedics deal with maternal and child health
Most of the people in Bangladesh are enjoying regular health care because of family planning, health conscious, urban health centers working on immunization programs.
Paramedics visiting homes and patients seeking paramedic consultation at community clinics
By reducing health risks, there are paramedic requirements in safe motherhood secondary and emergency treatment

Community paramedics generally focus on:

Providing and connecting patients to primary care services

Completing post-hospital follow-up care

Integration with local public health agencies, home health agencies, health systems, and other providers

Providing education and health promotion programs

Providing services not available elsewhere in the community

It is seen in several regions of Bangladesh,Those who are not doctors give treatment!!
Superstitions are very common in rural communities.Because of which patients can lose their lives .Most of the times in the rural communities, there are Kavirajs and fake doctors who treat them,Because a MBBS doctors is not always available in the village/ community clinic

So community paramedics to provide proper treatment
Community paramedics in rural communities can prevent prejudice and cure a patient by providing the right treatment.

And patients can be made aware of some of the superstitions

Patients come to the upazila health complex for treatment
And community paramedic also treat patients at home
Safe motherhood, child, routine vaccinations are done by paramedics
Patients are happy after being treated by paramedic Doctors 🩺💓

Paramedical doctors are able to heal the patient first by providing first aid. So first the patient will talk to the paramedical doctors.

Emergency patients go first to paramedics and paramedics play a role in performing minor operations.
Paramedics refer to MBBS doctors when the patient feels any major problem

Some MBBS doctors appreciate paramedic doctors according to their work skills

Be it first aid or emergency treatment, the doctor provides the right treatment

So paramedic doctors are no less in that regard

If the work skills and experience are very good, the paramedic doctors will be able to treat the patient well with his proper treatment
Paramedics protecting patients by providing primary and emergency🚑 treatment.🩺
So this profession is quite respectable❤️🏆

Paramedic skills, a small effort can save a life.Primary and emergency treatment is provided by paramedics.

The project Achieving Sustainability Towards Healthcare Access (ASTHA) (formerly known as TARSAN) was introduced in 2011. ASTHA collaborated with the government of Bangladesh to create a professional healthcare training for young adults – The Community Paramedic Training Program. The project goal to improve access to quality healthcare services at rural level through development of skilled Community Paramedics (CPs). Certified by the Bangladesh Nursing and Midwifery Council (BNMC), the Community Paramedic course allows students to gain professional skills in providing primary curative healthcare services, focusing on maternal and child health and family planning. ASTHA facilitates the development of these frontline health workers who connect the locals to proper health services.

To meet the above-mentioned goal for ASTHA project, Bangladesh Center for Communication Programs (BCCP) has been awarded for the project “Development of Comprehensive Public Relation Strategy (PR) and Implementation for ASTHA project”. Under this project activities to be undertaken upon approval of the ASTHA team; 1) Development of comprehensive PR strategy 2) Designing of promotional materials 3) Developing media and publication tools 4) Producing relevant audio-visuals 5) Provide PR support to national stakeholder workshop. BCCP already has developed the comprehensive PR strategies.

As part of that BCC completed situation analysis, conducted  one strategy development workshop and one message and materials development workshop. Developed promotional materials and provided PR support to national stakeholder workshop. Development of 60 sec. TVC, gameboard and flipchart in the form of storytelling are under process of development.

The Captain primarily oversees and manages shift operations, supervising twelve . Responsible for critical decision-making involving emergency incidents and exercising good.

The Government of Bangladesh has taken initiative to formulate Community Paramedic Basic Curriculum based on the policy formulated for Community Paramedics. As part of this initiative, the National Institute of Population Research and Training under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has officially conducted a long two-year community paramedic course for the first time.



Community Paramedic

Community Paramedics are paramedics that have additional training that allows them to provide primary and preventative health care services. They typically work for hospitals, but their work involves collaborating with public health and other community-based organizations. Unlike EMTs and traditional paramedics, they are more focused on community health. In Minnesota, Community Paramedics provide a wide range of services in a variety of settings. They often support to people who have just come out of the hospital, or people who are at risk of ending up in the emergency room. They may provide health to patients or communities; help patients manage disease and/or stay on their medication; or respond to emergency calls. They provide these services in locations such as clinics, hospitals, patients’ homes, assisted living, long-term care facilities, and shelters.

The Emergency Medical Services Regulatory Board is responsible for certifying community paramedics. In order to be certified, you must 1) be currently certified as a paramedic and have the equivalent of two years of full-time experience; 2) successfully complete a community paramedic education program through an accredited college or university; and 3) practice under the supervision of an ambulance services medical director.

যাঁরা অপরের জন্য কাজ করেই সবচেয়ে বেশি পরিতৃপ্তি লাভ করেন। মানুষের কাজে আসার সবচেয়ে বড় সুযোগ যেখান থেকে আসা সম্ভব, সেটি হল- চিকিত্সাক্ষেত্র। কিন্তু রোগীদের সেবা-শুশ্রুষা করার ক্ষেত্রে নার্স ও চিকিৎসকের পাশাপাশি আরও কিছু মানুষ থাকেন, যাঁদের অবদানও অনস্বীকার্য। আপনার কোনও অসুস্থতার কথা যদি আপনার চিকিৎসক সন্দেহ করেন, সে বিষয়ে নিশ্চিত হতে নিঃসন্দেহে আপনাকে কোনও না কোনও পরীক্ষা করতে দেন। আর এই পরীক্ষাগুলি যাঁরা করেন বা পরীক্ষার ফলগুলি যাচাই করে দেখেন, তাঁরা কিন্তু কোনও চিকিৎসক বা নার্স নন। এই পেশাকেই প্যারামেডিকস্ বলে এবং এই পেশার সঙ্গে যুক্ত মানুষদের প্যারামেডিক্যাল স্টাফ বলে।

এই প্যারামেডিক্যাল স্টাফেদের ভূমিকা চিকিৎসক ও নার্সদের থেকে কোনও অংশে কম নয়। প্রত্যেকটি পেশাই একে অপরের পরিপূরক।

What is the Difference Between a Paramedic and a Doctor?

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Paramedics are highly trained medical professionals that have an incredibly important role in the NHS, dealing with life-threatening situations on a regular basis in a pre-hospital setting. They are often the first people at an emergency and will try to stabilise a patient before they are taken to a hospital and can be assessed by a doctor. A paramedic is not the same as a doctor. However, they are trained to triage patients, assess their clinical status and manage them in emergency situations. They can often interpret investigations such as ECGs, and perform certain emergency and lifesaving medical procedures. They work differently to doctors as the majority of their work is done in a pre-hospital setting. This may be in a patient's home, on the roadside, in a store or public space, or in the back of an ambulance on the way to a hospital. Unlike a doctor, a paramedic is not an independent practitioner, and are unable to order medical tests, imaging, procedures or prescribe medications. They are not involved in the ongoing management of a patient once they are safe in a hospital setting. Paramedics will handover to a doctor, and will continue their work on the frontline.

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If your interest in medicine stems from wanting to deal with challenging and stressful situations where you make life-saving decisions, then a career as a paramedic may be perfect for you

Basic medical care, including drugs and medications associated with such treatment would be provided to all employees. Emergency dental care will be provided for employees as stipulated in their employment contract.

What Does a Paramedic Do?

Paramedics work on teams that respond to medical emergencies. They work under the supervision of a doctor, though the doctor is usually not on site. They may communicate with a doctor via phone, radio, or pre-written orders.

Paramedics also make some decisions about patient care and supervise the other members of their team who have less training, like EMTs.

On calls, paramedics may:

Do CPR

Use a defibrillator

Give IV medication

Clear airways

Give someone a tracheotomy

Use mechanical breathing devices

Do basic medical tests

Interpret the results of the tests

Give antidotes to drug overdose or poisoning

Monitor the person who is sick during the trip to the hospital or to the doctor

Interpret patient data on monitoring equipment

Communicate with supervising doctor

Provide a detailed account of the person's condition to the doctor upon arrival

Education and Training
age (18-35)

To start paramedic training, you have to have a high school(S.S.C. + H.S.C) importants studies level
diploma or equivalent and CPR certification. In some states, you may need an associate's degree to start paramedic training.

A paramedic is a medical professional who specializes in emergency treatment. They are not doctors, nurses, or physician's assistants.

The word paramedic is a combination of two terms. "Para" means next to, and "medic" means doctor. So it means that paramedics work alongside doctors, though not always physically. They can provide life-saving treatment for someone until they can get to a doctor.

Paramedics are not Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs), though many EMTs become paramedics. EMTs have the skills to stabilize and transport people who call for emergency medical care. They can use basic equipment in an ambulance. But they aren’t allowed to give treatments that break the skin, with a few exceptions.

Paramedics have more training and can provide more advanced emergency medical care. They can use basic and advanced equipment on ambulances. In their training, they can learn how to start intravenous lines (IVs) and manage compromised airways.

Paramedics primarily work in emergency rooms and ambulances where they treat people with urgent problems. They may also work in specific settings, such as:

On cruise ships

On oil-drilling platforms

In air rescue transport

On ocean rescue teams

At special events like music festivals

On S.W.A.T. teams

On firefighting teams

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I AM YOUR ⛓CARDIOLOGIST⚜💉

I AM YOUR ⛓INTERNIST⚜

I SEE YOU AT YOUR WORST WHEN YOU ARE BROKEN AND PICK YOU UP. I LIFT YOU UP WHEN YOU CAN'T STAND, I HOLD YOUR HAND WHEN YOU ARE SCARED AND CRYING AS MY HEART BREAKS I TELL YOU THE WORST NEWS OF YOUR LIFE I AM THE LIAISON BETWEEN CIRCUMSTANCE & FATE

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