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Plane Crash Creates Unexpected Learning Environment for Medical Students

By Mike Hoaglin | on September 1, 2013 | 0 Comment
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In addition to the incredible response by the Stanford ED and commitment of the staff who worked those extra hours,

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I was truly impressed by the larger regional disaster planning efforts taken in advance of this tragedy. It underscores why disaster medicine is a medical specialty of its own and how emergency medical system (EMS) is part of the fabric of local government and the community.

I was lucky to be a part of something that most physicians won’t see in their career and to have experienced it alongside our nation’s leaders in the field.


Mr. Hoaglin is a fourth-year visiting medical student who plans to pursue emergency medicine.

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