I’m Matt. I’m 39 years old and I’m a Paramedic. After being in the ambulance service for 6 years and Primary Care for another 10, I want to talk about something clinicians of every profession have and that’s professional paranoia. “Did I do it right…” “Did Mr X get better…” “What happens if…”
Its perfectly natural, but I want to explore, with the help of some friends and other professionals how we use this as a positive. Let’s face it, its always going to be there, so what can we learn to help?
We’ll cover clinical topics that worry us, we’ll talk about cases that have panicked me and learn about how to calm, de-stress and jump off the rumination train.
Follow us @ParanoidParamedic on social
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I’m Matt. I’m 39 years old and I’m a Paramedic. After being in the ambulance service for 6 years and Primary Care for another 10, I want to talk about something clinicians of every profession have and that’s professional paranoia. “Did I do it right…” “Did Mr X get better…” “What happens if…”
Its perfectly natural, but I want to explore, with the help of some friends and other professionals how we use this as a positive. Let’s face it, its always going to be there, so what can we learn to help?
We’ll cover clinical topics that worry us, we’ll talk about cases that have panicked me and learn about how to calm, de-stress and jump off the rumination train.
Follow us @ParanoidParamedic on social
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
I’m Matt. I’m 39 years old and I’m a Paramedic. After being in the ambulance service for 6 years and Primary Care for another 10.
I want to talk about something clinicians of every profession have and that’s professional paranoia. “Did I do it right…” “Did Mr X get better…” “What happens if…”
Its perfectly natural, but I want to explore, with the help of some friends and other professionals how we use this as a positive. Let’s face it, its always going to be there, so what can we learn to help?
We’ll cover clinical topics that worry us, we’ll talk about cases that have panicked me and learn about how to calm, de-stress and jump off the rumination train.
Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paranoidparamedic/
If you're an ambulance colleague and need mental health support, check out www.theasc.org.uk. The Ambulance Service Staff Charity has invaluable resources to help, but reach out, someone will help.
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