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Paramedic by Peter Canning

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Paramedic

On the Front Lines of Medicine

Peter Canning

Random House Publishing Group · Print & ebook · September 28, 1998

Reading lane: Emergency Nursing

In this unforgettable, dramatic account of one man's experience as an EMT, Peter Canning relives the nerve-racking seconds that can mean the difference between a patient's death and survival, as Canning struggles to make the right call, dispense the right medication, or keep a patient's heart beating long enough to reach the hospital.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

On the Front Line

The work of an EMT comes through in split-second decisions, hard losses, and adrenaline-charged rescues.

Come here for

  • High-stakes stories from emergency medicine
  • A candid look at fear, pressure, and loss

Expect

  • Graphic, gripping accounts of lives saved and lost
  • An immersive portrait of the EMT’s work

Book Details

Authors
Peter Canning
Publisher
Random House Publishing Group
Published
September 28, 1998
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Emergency Nursing · Veterans' Stories
Reading lane
Emergency Nursing

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Publisher Categories

  • Healthcare Issues

  • Emergency Nursing

  • Medical Reference

About This Book

In this unforgettable, dramatic account of one man's experience as an EMT, Peter Canning relives the nerve-racking seconds that can mean the difference between a patient's death and survival, as Canning struggles to make the right call, dispense the right medication, or keep a patient's heart beating long enough to reach the hospital. As Canning tells his graphic, gripping war stories--of the lives he saved and lost; of the fear, the nightmares, and the constant adrenaline-p...

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In this unforgettable, dramatic account of one man's experience as an EMT, Peter Canning relives the nerve-racking seconds that can mean the difference between a patient's death and survival, as Canning struggles to make the right call, dispense the right medication, or keep a patient's heart beating long enough to reach the hospital. As Canning tells his graphic, gripping war stories--of the lives he saved and lost; of the fear, the nightmares, and the constant adrenaline-pumping thrill of action--we come away with an unforgettable portrait of what it means to be a hero.

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