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Factors Associated With Quality of Bystander CPR: The Presence of Multiple Rescuers and Bystander-Initiated CPR Without Instruction

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2014English

Basic Life Support Training for Single Rescuers Efficiently Augments Their Willingness to Make Early Emergency Calls With No Available Help: A Cross-Over Questionnaire Survey

Journal of Intensive Care
Critical CareIntensive Care Medicine
2014English

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