The problem-solving approach means breaking down your research question into small logical steps. The first step is to articulate your research problem as a question or sentence. Here are some examples of research questions that illustrate this approach:
- Find recent research on the use of mentorship programs with paramedics in training.
- Finds articles on how ambulance services mitigate the risks associated with the provision of care of the bariatric patient.
- Find any information on Community First Responders [CFRs] relating to policies regarding the development of CFRs and future directions.
- Research on Ambulance Services and successful approaches to the ethnicity monitoring of services including approaches which have worked well in other healthcare settings.
- Find research on the treatment of spinal injuries in prehospital emergency care.
- Find any research on whether paramedic advanced life support improves mortality for adult patients suffering non-traumatic prehospital cardiac arrest.
- Find recent research on the efficacy of Paramedic endotracheal intubation.
- Find recent research on the use of Ketamine in the pre-hospital environment.
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