| MPH, MBA, MA(Ed),
Dip IMC (RCSEd), PGCE, RN, SRPara, FASI, ILTM |
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Malcolm is the Director of the Pre-hospital Care Research
Unit in the James Cook University Hospital's Department
of Academic Emergency Medicine and a Visiting Professor
in Pre-hospital Emergency Care at the University of Teesside.
He is a State Registered Paramedic and Nurse.
He was formerly an Honorary Lecturer at the University of
Wales Swansea and the University of Wales College of Medicine,
where he led the establishment of the Pre-hospital Emergency
Research Unit. Malcolm is an examiner for the Diploma in
Immediate Medical Care of the Faculty of Pre-hospital Care,
Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and for the University
of Bath's Diploma/MSc in Sports and Exercise Medicine. He
was previously the Deputy Chief Ambulance Officer of the
South and East Wales Ambulance Trust.
In 1998 Malcolm won a National Assembly for Wales research
scholarship, completing a Masters degree in Public Health.
Malcolm also has a Masters degree in Business Administration,
a Post-Graduate Certificate in Education, and a Diploma
in Immediate Care from the Royal College of Surgeons of
Edinburgh. He is a Fellow of the Ambulance Service Institute
and a member of the Institute of Learning and Teaching in
Higher Education.
Malcolm's research background includes projects investigating
continuous ECG telemetry; telephone pre-arrival instructions
for cardiac arrest; a comparison of simplified and standard
CPR training; intravenous analgesia in the pre-hospital
setting; changes in skill acquisition using a voice assisted
CPR training manikin; stress and post-traumatic stress disorder
in emergency ambulance staff; identification of emergency
ambulance calls suitable for referral to appropriate alternative
agencies; and evaluation of the Department of Health (England)
public access defibrillation training programme.
Malcolm is currently reading for a PhD and a Masters in
Education.
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