In this behind the scenes look Mayme Lou Roettig RN, MSN and Chris Granger, MD from Duke University (RACE program North Carolina) explain how first responders are a critical part of the early management of acute STEMI. “Things are shifting more and more into paramedics playing the key role in providing the initiation of these [...]
In this behind the scenes look Mayme Lou Roettig RN, MSN and Chris Granger, MD from Duke University (RACE program North Carolina) explain how first responders are a critical part of the early management of acute STEMI.
“Things are shifting more and more into paramedics playing the key role in providing the initiation of these time-dependent processes for improving care.”
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