Mac's Safety Space: A funny thing happened on the way somewhere
Hospital Safety Insider, June 11, 2015
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One of the benefits of doing a lot of traveling and having a fairly well-developed case of OCD is having plenty of time to ponder ponderables and imponderables (I think it may be more fun than it sounds, but there are days when I’m not at all sure).
At any rate, one of the things I’ve been tossing around in my head is the whole deal with the testing of defibrillators, particularly in areas that are not open 24/7.
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