“EMS organizations should act within the communities’ best interest”, Anthony Correia writes in the commentary below. Below is the link to a short article I
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Coffee Cup Leadership: A Fresh Perspective for Fire and EMS Leaders
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What The Fire Service Could Learn From The Grateful Dead’s Business Practices
This article originally printed on Fire Engineering Community Training blog at: http://bit.ly/2uhuvKa ▼ What The Fire Service Could Learn From The Grateful Dead’s Business Practices
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