Rate My Professor Hannah Latta

Latta's research interests focus on point-of-care ultrasound and evidence-based practices in paramedicine. Her doctoral research examined the integration of ultrasound into cardiac arrest resuscitation protocols, with particular emphasis on paramedic echocardiography in pulseless electrical activity cases. Notable publications include her primary-authored work, 'Paramedic Echocardiography in Pulseless Electrical Activity Cardiac Arrest: An Education and Simulation Study,' published in 2026 in the Australasian Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine. She further contributed to 'ULTRA-Metrics: Delphi-Derived Framework for Assessing Ultrasound Image Quality,' appearing in the Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine in 2026. Among her recognitions is the Heart Foundation Travel Grant awarded in 2022. Latta was part of the team receiving the 2025 CAA Awards for Excellence, highlighting advancements in diagnostic ultrasound accessibility. Affiliated with the Emergency Medical Ultrasound Group, she has delivered presentations at events such as ACPIC24 and the AEROMED conference, fostering knowledge dissemination in ultrasound applications for emergency medicine.