One of my favorite benefits of the Internet is the ability to communicate with extrication trainers from around the world. So I asked several extrication trainers a simple question. In one to two sentences, why do you train in extrication?
Jorg Heck
It simply doesn't work efficiently without training...
Randy Schmitz
ContinueWell in a nut shell I think the removal of a patient trapped in the wreckage of an automobile or other…
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