Seattle's Medic One: How We Don't Die - Rapport MD, Richard
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"In 1968, Dr. Leonard Cobb, along with Seattle fire chief Gordon Vickery, began to implement something new and daring: one of the country's first pre-hospital coronary care systems. Along with Dr. Michael Copass, they started Medic One, an emergency service unlike any other. One yeat later, the first vehicle equipped with a defibrillator and ten highly trained Seattle firefighters took to the streets. Medic One has trained hundreds of paramedics, added an emergency air transport service in four neighboring states, helped build a statewide emergency transfer system and saved countless lives."-- Back cover.…mehr

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"In 1968, Dr. Leonard Cobb, along with Seattle fire chief Gordon Vickery, began to implement something new and daring: one of the country's first pre-hospital coronary care systems. Along with Dr. Michael Copass, they started Medic One, an emergency service unlike any other. One yeat later, the first vehicle equipped with a defibrillator and ten highly trained Seattle firefighters took to the streets. Medic One has trained hundreds of paramedics, added an emergency air transport service in four neighboring states, helped build a statewide emergency transfer system and saved countless lives."-- Back cover.
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Richard Rapport is clinical professor at the University of Washington School of Medicine in the Department of Neurological Surgery and the Department of Global Health. He is the author of two previous books and has published dozens of professional papers, as well as literary essays. He is an attending physician at Harborview Medical Center, where among other duties he is the co-site director for the UW medical students' neurosurgical elective course. He is married to writer Valerie Trueblood.