Table 2.
Quality assessment. One single study identified demonstrated operational training in practising leadership for the emergency medical team leader and consequently, the only study evaluated for quality of evidence.
| Adaptive leadership curriculum for Indian paramedic trainees. Mantha et al. | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Objective | Content of intervention | Conclusion | Risk of bias | Validity of evidence |
| NTS curriculum for Indian paramedic trainees focused on strengthening on-scene leadership, teamwork, and public speaking skills | 40 paramedic trainees. Six-day course. Trainees completed self-assessments and delivered two brief video-recorded presentations before and after completion of the curriculum. Independent blinded observers scored 10 randomly selected trainees. | Outcomes of this leadership curriculum demonstrate a significant increase in paramedic trainees' self-perceived confidence, communication, and leadership skills | Performance bias. | Low body of evidence according to GRADE |