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Attacks on emergency room workers prompt debate over tougher penalties

Avatar photo by Sejal Parekh, KFF Health News April 9, 2024April 9, 2024

In California, assaulting paramedics or other emergency medical workers in the field carries stiffer fines and jail time than assaulting emergency room staffers. State lawmakers are considering a measure that would standardize the penalties.


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