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Oli, I'm just Red Cross volunteer. Is there an manual/book/any kind of document where I can find what's need to know for an EMT volunteer/proffesional?

rationtin440 wrote:Thanks for the offer housil, but I'm afraid that with my type 2 diabetes I might not be able to get the meds I would need.

You would, diabetes is here as common as over there and e.g. "Aspirin" inventor "Bayer" is a German company

rationtin440 wrote: I'm just concerned that when healthcare is free, those at the very top who make the decisions about who gets treated for what may not be able to keep the patient's best interests in mind. I hope you understand what I'm saying here, and I certainly don't want this to become a healthcare debate.

Our´s isn´t "for free", but everybody is insured. As soon as you have a(ny) job, your employer must pay health care insurance if he want´s or not. Even when you are unemployed, your "unemployed insurance" covers your health care insurance dues.
This wouldn´t turn into a health care debate - every country has it´s own system and every system has pro´s and con´s.
I don´t like over here every foreigner, refugee etc... get´s the same open end health care as we get but has never paid ANY cent into the insurance as we have to do (15% of our income by law)

ak70g2 wrote:Oli, I'm just Red Cross volunteer. Is there an manual/book/any kind of document where I can find what's need to know for an EMT volunteer/proffesional?

All organizations cooperate over here so they have a common book

How does the Romanian Red Cross teach it´s EMTs?

Thanks for understanding and explaining it to me housil, I sometimes get the "black helicopters" kind of paranoia what with everything going on in the world.

My friday nights are usually spent doing graduate research work...

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