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Its only a drop in the Olympic Ocean

Posted byketaminhAugust 11, 2016Posted inPrehospital medicineTags:olympics, prehospital

Dropping an Olympian: 5 gold-medal lessons for EMS https://t.co/hzKn4jgteS pic.twitter.com/0pgkGvgkY0

— EMS1 (@EMS1) August 11, 2016

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Posted byketaminhAugust 11, 2016Posted inPrehospital medicineTags:olympics, prehospital

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