Handling the media: your patient on the evening news.

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Reed, Robert

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1986Description: 3p., illSubject(s):

Subject: Emergency services personnel should expect to deal with various types of new reporters. A brief outline of what reporters are looking for is offered.

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Reprinted from Emergency; January 1986; pp40-43

Emergency services personnel should expect to deal with various types of new reporters. A brief outline of what reporters are looking for is offered.

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