One reason for this increased rate of morbidity and mortality is that in rural States, prolonged delays occur between the crash, the call for the EMT, and the EMT arriving.
Jon Tester: “One reason for this increased rate of morbidity and mortality is that in rural States, prolonged delays occur between…”
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Jon Tester explains how delays in emergency services contribute to higher mortality rates in rural areas.
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