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Heroes to Hometowns
Heroes to Hometowns
When assessing a patient who’s a known veteran, remember to use non-threatening body posture. (Photo Courtesy Phoenix Fire Department)
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Veterans Affairs centers can help service members readjust to civilian life after they arrive home. (Photo courtesy Ariz. National Guard Public Affairs)
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Be aware of situations that trigger stress in veterans. (Photo Courtesy Phoenix Fire Department)
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Most EMS systems require first responders to transport a veteran experiencing a mental health emergency to the closest emergency department. Find out what’s required in your state. (Photo Courtesy Phoenix Fire Department)
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