The High Acuity Response Team has been in place for one year now. We visited Royal Inland Hospital to learn how the team works to provide emergency care in rural centres, and watch team members take a refresher course on what to do in emergency situations. Caution: chicken parts are involved.
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Wednesday May 23, 2012
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Video: High Acuity Response Team one year later
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