Patient Handover in Emergency Trauma Situations

Munawar Peer; Noel B O'Regan; Bradley Evans; Amanda Fowler; Adam Dubrowski

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Patient Handover in Emergency Trauma Situations

Munawar Peer Noel B O'Regan Bradley Evans Amanda Fowler Adam Dubrowski

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Munawar Peer, Noel B O'Regan, Bradley Evans, et al. (2020). Patient Handover in Emergency Trauma Situations. Cureus. https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.9544

Patient Handover in Emergency Trauma Situations

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