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In the example of influenza, the autonomous decision of a paramedic to refuse the vaccine is overridden because they subsequently pose a risk of infection
Mar 13, 2007,
13:23
Canada
He may have lived in Blenheim, but Paul Patterson came home to be laid to rest amongst all the pomp and circumstance befitting a paramedic
Mar 7, 2007,
09:53
Canada
The report calls for standardized training of paramedics across the country and looks to bring EMS workers into care homes and hospitals to deliver shots, draw blood and perform other medical tasks.
Mar 6, 2007,
10:20
Canada
In the final scenario, called Highway to Hell, Hosie and Sedola had to deal with a suicidal drunk who had shot one of his hostages while holding another in the back seat of a car.
Mar 4, 2007,
11:38
Canada
Patterson, 30, was a Chatham-Kent paramedic killed when his EMS vehicle crashed as he responded to a Blenheim collision during a bad storm last Sunday.
Mar 4, 2007,
11:36
Canada
Strike. That’s the message they’re sending to employer Emergency Medical Care when the company negotiates their next contract with the International Union of Operating Engineers.
Mar 2, 2007,
16:58
Canada
When they say goodbye to Paul Patterson today, paramedics from across North
America will likely also spend a few moments reflecting on their own lives.
Mar 2, 2007,
13:11
Canada
Six books of condolences are set up across Chatham-Kent for an on-duty paramedic killed Sunday.
Mar 1, 2007,
10:07
Canada
First national standard to help better protect emergency workers from coast-to-coast
Feb 28, 2007,
10:50
Canada
The 30-year-old Chatham-Kent paramedic, killed Sunday morning while responding to a crash along an icy road
Feb 27, 2007,
10:39
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