Emergency Medicine for the Medical Office

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Office medical emergencies can come in many forms, and require basic but focused assessment and response for optimum output.
Having managed emergency situations in hospitals, clinics and on Interstate Highways – as well as having taught emergency medicine for many years – I intend this presentation to get right to the main points physicians need in such situations.
After years of troubleshooting physician response failures in emergencies I have synthesized a fast track program to update and make any office fast, efficient and effective in an emergency situation.