Comparing paramedic models of pre-hospital critical care
By Christian Wiggin, 2021
Fellow’s Profile
Christian Wiggin
Fellow’s Profile
Christian Wiggin
Comparing paramedic models of pre-hospital critical care
Fellowship
Themes
Focus
Delivering better critical care as a means for paramedic career development
Countries
Fellowship year
2019
Supported by
Ideas
Activity
September 2024 Fellows' update: Christian Wiggin
Following his Fellowship, Christian Wiggin (CF 2019) helped establish the International Critical Care Paramedic Group (ICCPG), which hosted its first online conference in 2022 and is now launching a new website and planning a second conference in January 2025.
By Christian Wiggin, 2024
May 2021 Fellow's update: Christian Wiggin, Vinny Romano and Jo Mildenhall
Christian Wiggin (CF 2019), Vinny Romano (CF 2019) and Jo Mildenhall (CF 2019) presented learnings from their three Fellowships, at the College of Paramedics National Conference on 13 May. Together they discussed mental health support for emergency services personnel and critical care.
By Christian Wiggin, 2021
Disclaimer
All Reports are copyright © the author. The moral right of the author has been asserted. The views and opinions expressed by any Fellow are those of the Fellow and not of the Churchill Fellowship or its partners, which have no responsibility or liability for any part of them.
Ideas
Comparing paramedic models of pre-hospital critical care
By Christian Wiggin, 2021
Activity
September 2024 Fellows' update: Christian Wiggin
Following his Fellowship, Christian Wiggin (CF 2019) helped establish the International Critical Care Paramedic Group (ICCPG), which hosted its first online conference in 2022 and is now launching a new website and planning a second conference in January 2025.
By Christian Wiggin, 2024
May 2021 Fellow's update: Christian Wiggin, Vinny Romano and Jo Mildenhall
Christian Wiggin (CF 2019), Vinny Romano (CF 2019) and Jo Mildenhall (CF 2019) presented learnings from their three Fellowships, at the College of Paramedics National Conference on 13 May. Together they discussed mental health support for emergency services personnel and critical care.
By Christian Wiggin, 2021
Disclaimer
All Reports are copyright © the author. The moral right of the author has been asserted. The views and opinions expressed by any Fellow are those of the Fellow and not of the Churchill Fellowship or its partners, which have no responsibility or liability for any part of them.
