- SF10, PAHC, College of St Mark & St John, Plymouth, PL6 8BH
- +44 1752 587569
- jon.green@plymouth.ac.uk
Profiles
Mr Jon Green
Lecturer in Paramedic Science
School of Health Professions (Faculty of Health)
Biography
Biography
Jon joined the Paramedic team in April 2019. He is a practicing paramedic with a specialism in clinical research. He is the programme link for the undergraduate research modules, leads the ‘Introduction to Paramedic Science’ module and contributes to other undergraduate and master's level modules. Jon is the nominated research lead for paramedicine, supporting high quality student research. He is also ambitious to support the development of the University of Plymouth as a leading centre for prehospital research.
Qualifications
Since studying psychology and briefly working in mental health, Jon has accumulated 19 years of front-line ambulance experience across the Southwest of England.
2020 Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
2019 Advanced Leadership Programme; National Institute for Health and Care Research
2018 Award in Education and Training (AET)
2017 Designing & Moderating Focus Groups – National Centre for Social Research (London)
2017 MRes Clinical Research; University of Southampton
2009 Mentorship Module; University of Plymouth
1998 BSc Psychology; University of Wales, Bangor
2004 Paramedic: IHCD
2000 Ambulance Technician; IHCD
Professional membership
Registered paramedic - Health and Care Professions Council (Reg no. PA13364)
Member - College of Paramedics
Roles on external bodies
BMJ Emergency Medicine Journal - Peer reviewer
Standby CPD – Class Publishing - Peer reviewer
British Paramedic Journal - Peer reviewer
BMC Emergency Medicine - Peer reviewer
Teaching
Teaching
Teaching interests
Anything related to paramedicine, but particularly research methods and conduct, evidence based practice, airway management, cardiac arrest, supraventricular tachycardia, acute coronary syndrome and frailty.
Research
Research
Research interests
Telephone triage accuracy.
The assessment and management of patients with frailty.
Prehospital treatment of supraventricular tachycardia.
Other research
AIRWAYS-2: Intubation vs i-gel in non-traumatic adult cardiac arrest.
PRESTO: Pre-hospital evaluation of sensitive troponin.
Grants & contracts
SWASFT Research Capability Funding small grant competition – PreFRAIL - £6995
SWASFT Research Capability Funding small grant competition – EVADE - £9977
NIHR/HEE Transitional Award - £7,215
Publications
Publications
Key publications
Key publications are highlighted
Journals
Articles
(2023) 'The reality of advanced airway management during out of hospital cardiac arrest; why did paramedics deviate from their allocated airway management strategy during the AIRWAYS-2 randomised trial?' Resuscitation Plus 13, , DOI Open access
(2020) 'Research paramedics’ observations regarding the challenges and strategies employed in the implementation of a large-scale out-of-hospital randomised trial' British Paramedic Journal 5, (1) 26-31 , DOI Open access
(2020) 'Evaluation of pre-hospital use of a valsalva assist device in the emergency treatment of supraventricular tachycardia [EVADE]: a randomised controlled feasibility trial' Pilot and Feasibility Studies 6, (1) , DOI Open access
(2019) 'Accuracy of nature of call screening tool in identifying patients requiring treatment for out of hospital cardiac arrest' Emergency Medicine Journal 36, (4) 203-207 , DOI Open access
(2018) 'Ambulance clinicians’ perceptions, assessment and management of frailty: thematic analysis of focus groups' British Paramedic Journal 3, (3) 23-33 , DOI Open access
Presentations and posters
'PP12 New ‘nature of call’ telephone screening tool, employed prior to nhs pathways triage, can accurately identify those later treated for out of hospital cardiac arrest: analysis of sensitivity and specificity using routine ambulance service data' , DOI Open access
'PP13 The NHS pathways (NHSP) medical call triage system and new ‘nature of call’ telephone screening tool, employed prior to NHSP, can accurately identify high acuity patients: analysis of sensitivity and specificity using routine ambulance service data' , DOI Open access
'PP23 Evaluation of pre-hospital use of a valsalva assist device (VAD) in the Emergency treatment of supraventricular tachycardia (SVT) [EVADE]. A randomised controlled feasibility trial' , DOI Open access
Personal
Personal
Other academic activities
Journal Article Acknowledgement
Benger J., Kirby K., Black S., Brett S., Clout M., Lazaroo M., Nolan J., Reeves B., Robinson M., Scott L., Smartt H., South A., Stokes E., Taylor J., Thomas M., Voss S., Wordsworth S. and Rogers C. (2018) Effect of a strategy of a supraglottic airway device vs tracheal intubation during out-of-hospital cardiac arrest on functional outcome. Journal of the American Medical Association 320(8):779-791 https://doi:10.1001/jama.2018.11597
Other Conference Presentations (Poster)
NHS Research & Development Forum (2019) - Brighton. Green J., Kirby K., Hall H., Pilbery R., Whitley G. & Benger J. Effective strategies for paramedic participation, protocol adherence and patient screening in a large randomised trial [AIRWAYS-2] https://annualrdforum.org.uk/rdf19-poster-details/?id=1904
College of Paramedics National Conference (2019) Newcastle + British Society of Gerontology Conference (2018) Manchester. Green J., Kirby K. & Hope S. Ambulance clinicians’ perceptions, assessment and management of frailty: thematic analysis of focus groups
British Society of Gerontology Conference (2018) Manchester. Hope S. & Green J. Assessment, referral and management of frail elderly patients by ambulance clinicians: exploratory investigation
NHS Research & Development Forum Conference (2018) Newport. Robinson M., Lynde J., Green J. & Black S. Developing future collaborative opportunities for research utilising Research Capability Funds (RCF) https://www.annualrdforum.org.uk/2018-posters/
Conference Presentations (Oral)
College of Paramedics National Conference – BPJ Golden Nugget Shortlist: PreFRAIL (2019) Newcastle
South West Emergency Academic Team Conference (Pecha Kucha): EVADE SVT (2019) Bath
ParaSoc Inaugural Event: ‘The Role of the Research Paramedic’ (2018) Plymouth
SWASFT Research Symposium: PreFRAIL (2018) Exeter
SWASFT Research Symposium: EVADE SVT (2018) Exeter
Life Connections Resuscitation Conference: AIRWAYS-2 (2018) Bristol
Southwest Integrated Clinical Academic Event: NIHR/HEE Transitional Award (2018) Bristol
Pre-hospital and Emergency Care Conference: AIRWAYS-2 (2017) Bournemouth
South Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust – ‘Research and You’ Conference: AIRWAYS-2 (2016) Newbury
Additional information
CRN Research Network Forum award - Creating new research participation opportunities (2017)
HSJ (team) Award - Short listed - Clinical Research Impact: Developing and embedding a research culture in the South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (2016)