Occupations

accept own accountability adapt to emergency care environment address problems critically adhere to organisational guidelines administer medication in emergency advise on healthcare users' informed consent apply context specific clinical competences apply organisational techniques assess nature of injury in emergency brief hospital staff communicate in healthcare comply with legislation related to health care comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice conduct physical examination in emergency contribute to continuity of health care cope with blood deal with emergency care situations develop a collaborative therapeutic relationship empathise with the healthcare user employ specific paramedic techniques in out-of-hospital care ensure safety of healthcare users follow clinical guidelines immobilise patients for emergency intervention inform policy makers on health-related challenges interact with healthcare users listen actively maintain order at scenes of accidents manage acute pain manage healthcare users' data manage major incidents manage patients with acute illnesses monitor patient's vital signs observe confidentiality operate an emergency communication system operate specialised equipment in emergency position patients undergoing interventions prioritise emergencies promote inclusion provide first aid provide health education provide pre-hospital emergency care of trauma respond to changing situations in health care select hazard control tolerate stress transfer patients transport patient to medical facility use e-health and mobile health technologies work in a multicultural environment in health care work in multidisciplinary health teams write reports on emergency cases