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GSACEP Lecture Series: The Modern FRST: The Emergency Physician’s Role LTC Shane Summers

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Shane Summers, MD, is the Deputy Director, Army Trauma Training Center (ATTC) and is an Associate Professor Military and Emergency Medicine, USUHS.For access to the slides and to view the whole lecture, visit: https://pheedloop.com/GSS21/virtual/?page=sessions&section=SES00442M4U09ZQ8BThis lecture qualifies for 1.0 Category I Continuing Education Credits.  How to claim CME for this podcast:Use this link to access the certificate process, you will need to complete the entire evaluation in order to receive credit. Please note in the evaluation comments that you are claiming credits for the podcast sessions, as we also have video & live session options available. A 30 minute Podcast episode may be claimed as 0.5 CME credits, 1 hour can be claimed for 1.0 CME credits. Support the show

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