Out-of-hospital care, both on-scene and during interfacility transport, is most often provided by ____.

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Out-of-hospital care is typically provided by non-physicians such as paramedics, emergency medical technicians (EMTs), and other trained medical professionals who work in prehospital settings. Primary care physicians, specialty physicians, and surgeons are less likely to provide this type of care as it falls outside of their typical scope of practice.

Out-Of-Hospital Care, Both On-Scene and During Interfacility Transport, Is Most