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essential care

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That care received within a theater that is dependent upon the mission, enemy, terrain, troops, time available, and other civilian considerations. It includes first responder care, forward resuscitative surgery, and en route care as well as treatment and hospitalization to return the patient to duty or to stabilize for movement to a higher level of care. See also en route care; first responder phase; forward resuscitative surgery; patient; theater.


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We need to ensure that all essential care is financially accessible to all patients.
More than 2 million Latinos in California are uninsured, leaving many without essential care and placing a burden on the state's already crowded emergency rooms.
Including operators in essential care of equipment--including preventive maintenance inspections--can produce a substantial return on investment.
 
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