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John K. Murphy's Blog – November 2018 Archive (1)

Do Not Resuscitate Tattoos

As pre-hospital medical providers we see a lot of patients in all sorts of medical disrepair. The public and patients expectation is that we put a full effort into doing the best we can with our limited field resources and either take the patient to a medical facility, leave at home, send the patient to their primary care or specialist physician or call the…

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Added by John K. Murphy on November 24, 2018 at 5:00pm — No Comments

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