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- 2. Emergency Medical Preparedness ● Immediate Response: Training for rapid, efficient action in medical emergencies. ● Diagnostic Skills: Examination, diagnosis, and intervention in emergency medical care situations. ● Team Collaboration: Effective coordination with emergency medical services and other healthcare professionals. ● Advanced Techniques: Mastery of specialized emergency medical procedures and technologies.
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