When people think about medical air transportation, their attention naturally turns to the aircraft. They imagine the onboard medical equipment, the flight itself, and the team waiting to care for the patient.
When people think about medical air transportation, their attention naturally turns to the aircraft.
They imagine the onboard medical equipment, the flight itself, and the team waiting to care for the patient.
Yet after years of coordinating international medical transfers, I have learned that patients rarely begin by asking about any of those things.
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When people think about medical air transportation, their attention naturally turns to the aircraft. They imagine the onboard medical equipment, the flight itself, and the team waiting to care for the patient. Yet after years of coordinating international medical transfers, I have learned that patients rarely begin by asking about any of those things.
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