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Emergency Medicine: Comparison of Two Methods of Pediatric Resuscitation and Critical Care Managemen
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Title Emergency Medicine: Comparison of Two Methods of Pediatric Resuscitation and Critical Care Managemen
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/704229?src=rss
Description Errors in medication administration cause an estimated 7,000 deaths annually. When it occurs in children, it is an unacceptable tragedy. AccessMedicine from McGraw-Hill
Category Articles > Critical Care
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Date Jun 13, 2009
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