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What is Emergency Medicine - Dr S V Mahadevan from Stanford Connects
What is Emergency Medicine - Dr S V Mahadevan from Stanford Connects
20-Nov-2014
Editors Desk
In the event of emergencies, Americans are quick to dial 911 and an efficient, dependable system goes into motion. In developing countries, this concept of emergency care doesn't exist.
Professor S.V. Mahadevan shares important early interventions that can be made in the chain of survival and some of his ongoing work to improve emergency care in Nepal, India and Cambodia.
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STANFORD CONNECTS, Stanford University, California USA
Stanford Connects
(If the video does not load, click here What is Emergency Medicine and How is it Important - Stanford Connects)
20-Nov-2014
Editors Desk
In the event of emergencies, Americans are quick to dial 911 and an efficient, dependable system goes into motion. In developing countries, this concept of emergency care doesn't exist.
Professor S.V. Mahadevan shares important early interventions that can be made in the chain of survival and some of his ongoing work to improve emergency care in Nepal, India and Cambodia.
From
STANFORD CONNECTS, Stanford University, California USA
Stanford Connects
(If the video does not load, click here What is Emergency Medicine and How is it Important - Stanford Connects)
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