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Clinical Procedures and Guidelines

ICLINICAL Procedures AND Guidelines 2019-22 Clinical Procedures and GuidelinesComprehensive edition2019 2022 Clinical Procedures and Guidelines - Comprehensive EditionIssued by: Dr Tony Smith, Medical DirectorIssue No: 8 Document No: CDT508 Authorised by: Norma Lane, Director of Clinical OperationsIssue date: June 2019 Expiry date: February 2022 St John New Zealand, 2019 Except as provided by the Copyright Act 1994, no part of this publication may be reproduced or stored in a retrieval system in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the copyright Procedures AND Guidelines 2019-22 Introduction These are the Clinical Procedures and Guidelines (CPGs), incorporating standing orders for use of personnel within the New Zealand emergency ambulance sector.

iv CLINICAL PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES 2019-22 Contents 1: General treatment principles 1 1.1 Authority to practise and practice levels 1 1.2 General principles 4 1.3 Providing treatment that differs from that authorised in these CPGs 6 1.4 Analgesia11 1.5 Advance directives and advance care plans 21 1.6 Patient competency 23

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12.24 Methoxyflurane 388 12.25 Metoprolol 391 12.26 Midazolam 393 12.27 Morphine 395 12.28 Naloxone 398 12.29 Olanzapine 400 12.30 Ondansetron 402 12.31 Oxytocin 404 12.32 Paracetamol 406 12.33 Prednisone 408 12.34 Rocuronium 411 12.35 Salbutamol 413 12.36 8.4% sodium bicarbonate 415 12.37 Sodium valproate 417 12.38 Suxamethonium 419 12.39 ...

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