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Well okay then. Why didn't I think of that?
Let's put one up on the public entrance to the ER! Oh heck, why not the ambulance bays too. That way our numbers and admissions will go WAAAAAY down.
Wishful thinking on their part I guess :)
What a great idea. Here's another one from some journal writers who are also working to advance emergency care.
In this article I learned that people who are not tired do better CPR than people who are tired.
Resuscitation. 2009 Sep;80(9):981-4
Ha ha! I'm tweeting a link to this. (My @FamilyDoctorMag account.)
Damn, you caught me.
How'd that work for them? and SnarkyMedic? That sounds like a marvelous bit of research. YIKES!
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