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‘Teamwork at its best’ – nurse’s life saved by cardiac colleagues

Nurse Owen Rogers says he’s alive today thanks to colleagues who got him blue-lighted by ambulance for specialist care

Alison Stacey - @alibaabra
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Arrhythmia nurse specialist Owen Rogers (seated centre) received emergency life-saving treatment from his colleagues at the Medway Maritime Hospital, Kent Picture: Medway NHS Foundation Trust 

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