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Pre-hospital treatment reduces adverse affects of heart attack

Time is muscle when a heart attack occurs. This is the motto grilled into paramedics who work in Sault Ste. Marie’s Fire and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) division.


Shown (left to right) are Jim St. Jules, Sault Ste. Marie Fire Services (patient for purposes of demonstration), Dr. Derek Garniss, SAH Medical Director, Base Hospital Program and Jim Scott, SAH Manager of Base Hospital Program.
Date Published | April, 2009 - More...
 
 


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