Dr. David Tan and paramedic Steve Whitehead discuss a complex scenario regarding paramedics who despise certain patients and use derogatory terms to refer to those patients. The discussion covers symptoms of burnout and recognizing that EMS serves and cares for others. After watching the discussion share your thoughts on this scenario in the comments and read this article about recognizing and treating your own burnout.
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