Time to Innovate EMS Culture

from Dispatched & Dysfunctional · host Chris Stockton

This episode of Dispatches Functional delves into the emotional and psychological impact of working in emergency medical services (EMS) and the challenges faced by paramedics. It explores the broken culture within EMS and the struggle between old and new practices.TakeawaysEMS culture challengesImpact of the job over timeChapters00:00 Introduction to Dispatches Functional17:12 The Broken EMS Culture

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