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The Perceptions of Emergency Medicine Physicians and Trainees Regarding Family Presence During Adult Patient Resuscitation in South African Public Sector Emergency Centres
Introduction The benefits of family presence during adult resuscitation (FPDR) are well documented in the literature. However, despite apparent value, FPDR is not always practised. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the perceptions of Emergency Medicine physicians and specialist trainees re...
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Division of Emergency Medicine
2020
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