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The Inappropriateness of Establishing a Patient Classification System for Resuscitation

Respiratory Care

Impact Factor: 2.1 / 5-Year Impact Factor: 2.4

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First published online December, 1981

The Inappropriateness of Establishing a Patient Classification System for Resuscitation

Volume 26, Issue 12

https://doi.org/10.1177/194336548102601207

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Davis

H

, Lefrak

S

, Miller

D

, Sherwin

M.

Prolonged mechanically assisted ventilation: An analysis of outcome and charges. JAMA 1981;243:43–45.

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