EMS Humor with Dr. Ed Racht
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EMTpro Podcast
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Steve, Dan, and Holly are joined by Dr. Ed Racht to discuss humor and its role in EMS. Gallows humor is discussed as well as the concept of looking at humor as a different language for EMS providers. Dr. Racht reviews when to know you've crossed the line and how to test your humor out with your co-workers, friends, and family if you're unsure if it will be received well.
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