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Thank you, welcome back and now is the time to ask your question …

Date: June 20, 2022Author: M. Eburn 1 Comment

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  1. Ken's avatar Ken says:
    May 7, 2024 at 8:31 am

    Can a paramedic suggest to a patient at hospital  even before seeing a doctor that she needs to see a psychatrist????DO THEY HAVE ACCESS TO RECORDS ?   I BELIEVE WITH OUT knowing what my wife has been through  the botched treatment by a hospital. And medical. Profession over 8 yrs or more WE ARE STILL TRYING TO UNDO DAMAGE DONE  I believe she has crossed boundarys  with her option   a trainee ALSO  was with them AND may have over heard her comment…..your thoughts pls

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