Published Sep 28, 2020
#387 Somebody call 911
Paramedic Ginger Locke shares compelling insights into the critical roles of medical identification, smartphone use, and education in emergency response, emphasizing the complexities of handling type 1 diabetes emergencies and the psychological preparedness required in paramedic services.
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