PANL Code Of Ethics
Professionalism
The EMS Practitioner must always portray professionalism in their attitude, actions, and appearance.
Accountability
The EMS Practitioner accepts responsibility for all professional and personal actions.
Respect
The EMS Practitioner has to respect the rights of all persons, as well as the feelings and thoughts of all of those they come in contact with on a daily basis.
Responsibility To The Client
The EMS Practitioner must recognize that with special skills, s/he has the obligation to treat all their patients with competence and to the best of their abilities.
Non Prejudice
The EMS Practitioner does not judge anyone based on age, sex, race, colour, status, or personal opinions.
Honour
An EMS Practitioner realizes that the profession brings honour and privilege, therefore they must strive to show pride in their work at all times.
Advocacy
The EMS Practitioner should act as a liaison between patients and other health care providers and speak on behalf of patients who cannot speak for themselves.
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Advocacy
PANL strives to keep members and professionals informed on important policy initiatives while supporting the development of future and current paramedics.