When you arrive at the hospital by ambulance. Place a mask over the nose before anesthesia. That you are receiving a blood transfusion. Are you on the radio? That we put a veil between your wound and the bandage that covers it. That you have been prescribed an insulin auto-injector pen. That you are benefiting from aftercare and rehabilitation… The Army did something for you at this point.
“Medicine develops in stages, and, alas, often war forces it to progress.”writes Elizabeth Segard, journalist The New Republic of the Center West. He tells us how since the decree establishing the Health Service of the Armed Forces, signed by Louis XIV on January 17, 1708, the guardian; “The Charlatan is Mocked by Moliere”has become “Trained and Supervised Technician”and the wounded or sick “object of care”.
In the schools of health service, the first of which was founded in Rochefort in 1721, “Military caregivers are trained in the same…
Source: Le Figaro
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