Paramedic Program Outcomes
| Program Measurements Used | Results
| Comparison Data | Continuous Improvement |
1. Utilize appropriate assessment and triage skills in all areas of medical/trauma situations required by Ohio Department of Emergency Medical Services curriculum in a variety of fieldand laboratory settings and situations; recognizing life-threatening situations.
| 2006 Paramedic National Registry exam
| 79% passage on first attempt
| National average: 62% on first attempt
| No intervention needed at this time |
Employer Survey
| 100% of employers rated skills at or above
| LCCC Benchmark level of 90%
| No intervention needed at this time
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2. Demonstrate appropriate EMT-Paramedic treatment procedures including venous access procedures, airway procedures, parenteral injections, cardiac monitoring, electrical interventions, and other emergency medical services in the lab and field settings.
| 2006 Paramedic National Registry exam
| 79% passage on first attempt
| National average: 62% on first attempt | No intervention needed at this time
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Employer Survey
| 100% of employers rated skills at or above
| LCCC Benchmark level of 90%
| No intervention needed at this time
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3. Demonstrate the appropriate emergency use of medications in the lab and field settings.
| 2006 Paramedic National Registry exam | 79% passage on first attempt
| National average: 62% on first attempt | No intervention needed at this time
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Employer Survey
| 100% of employers rated skills at or above
| LCCC Benchmark level of 90%
| No intervention needed at this time
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4. Calculate medication dosage and intravenous fluid delivery rates accurately in the lab and field settings.
| 2006 Paramedic National Registry exam | 79% passage on first attempt
| National average: 62% on first attempt | No intervention needed at this time
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Employer Survey
| 100% of employers rated skills at or above
| LCCC Benchmark level of 90%
| No intervention needed at this time
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5. Develop a value system as it relates to EMS; recognizing the importance of continuing education, the serious nature of pre-hospital care, and the importance of promoting public education in health, wellness and injury prevention.
| 2006 Paramedic National Registry exam | 79% passage on first attempt
| National average: 62% on first attempt | No intervention needed at this time
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Employer Survey
| 100% of employers rated skills at or above
| LCCC Benchmark level of 90%
| No intervention needed at this time
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6. Demonstrate effective interpersonal skills and communications when working with patients’ significant others, colleagues, other members of the health care team and members of the community.
| 2006 Paramedic National Registry exam | 79% passage on first attempt
| National average: 62% on first attempt | No intervention needed at this time
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Employer Survey
| 100% of employers rated skills at or above
| LCCC Benchmark level of 90%
| No intervention needed at this time
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7. Respond in a professional manner to pre-hospital emergencies and interactions with patients, coworkers and members of the health care team.
| 2006 Paramedic National Registry exam
| 79% passage on first attempt
| National average: 62% on first attempt | No intervention needed at this time
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Employer Survey
| 100% of employers rated skills at or above
| LCCC Benchmark level of 90%
| No intervention needed at this time
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8. Complete and pass the written and practical portion of the National Registry Exam.
| 2006 Paramedic National Registry exam | 79% passage on first attempt
| National average: 62% on first attempt | No intervention needed at this time
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Employer Survey
| 100% of employers rated skills at or above
| LCCC Benchmark level of 90%
| No intervention needed at this time
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