Texas A&M Health Prepares Next Generation of Emergency Medical Responders
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Monday, March 6, 2023
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For 15 years, Texas A&M Health has been at the forefront of this training with its annual Disaster Day simulation.
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- For 15 years, Texas A&M Health has been at the forefront of this training with its annual Disaster Day simulation.
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Texas A&M Health School of Nursing students triage patients during the 15th annual Texas A&M Health Disaster Day emergency response training simulation on March 3. - This year, Texas A&M Health collaborated with St. Joseph Health and the United States Military to enhance the simulation.
- The United States Air Force 59th Air Medical Wing and Texas Air National Guard 136th Airlift Wing provided medical evacuations by airplane, while St. Joseph Health Air Med 12 facilitated airlifts via a helicopter.