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A basic resource guide for emergency medicine research.

T W Whitley·W H Spivey·N S Abramson·M G Angelos·W G Barsan·K Bradley·C G Brown·W H Cordell·R C Dart·G S Krause
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T W Whitley, W H Spivey, N S Abramson, M G Angelos, W G Barsan, K Bradley, C G Brown, W H Cordell, R C Dart, G S Krause. 1990. A basic resource guide for emergency medicine research.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0196-0644(05)82291-7

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