Saturday, March 29, 2008
Unnecessary ambulance calls
Washington Post: "The ambulances come screaming down city streets, rushing on calls to burst boils, clip hangnails and check on smelly body parts. At the cost of $700 a visit . . .. . . Thirty people accounted for 2,400 emergency transports last year."
(via a reader tip)
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Back in peds residency in the West Village, we used to call them "Cabulanaces."
Those were the days...
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