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Expert-picked EMS research reading list

Developing an Emergency Medical Services Research Reading List for Emergency Medical Services Practitioners
Prehospital Emergency Care · Added 27 July 2026

We identified 10 high-impact primary publications to prioritize for inclusion in initial and ongoing EMS education to inform evidenced-based out-of-hospital care and address gaps in existing prehospital EBGs.

Study type

Other

Design

Structured expert-panel consensus rating of submitted publications

Participants

22 publications rated by 9 EMS experts

Main finding

10 primary articles rated ≥3.56 average importance were selected as a priority reading list for EMS education

Caveat

Small expert panel; submissions limited to 2021-2023 and to consortium networks

Bottom line

Context only

Learning goal

Strengthen my habit of appraising and prioritising evidence-based prehospital research for my ongoing professional learning.

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• Topic: Education & training
• Daily scan: 27 July 2026

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