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Author: Kaleb Lachenicht , Chief Clinical Officer of ROCKET and Director Epic EM That is an uncomfortable question for prehospital systems. There are times when I read an article and I immediately understand the kind of impact that it is going to have on the real world, this article is one of those for me - it immediately made me shift uncomfortably in my seat... Because the questions it asks are relevant, real and when I think about it - very much going to cause some discom

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