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. 2003 Jul;86(7):193-5.

The Hospital Emergency Incident Command System--are you ready?

Liudvikas Jagminas¹, Gary Bubly

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PMID: 12973893

The Hospital Emergency Incident Command System--are you ready?

Liudvikas Jagminas et al. Med Health R I. 2003 Jul.

. 2003 Jul;86(7):193-5.

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Liudvikas Jagminas¹, Gary Bubly

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¹ Brown Medical School, Department of Emergency Medicine, Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, RI, USA. LJagminas@Lifespan.org

PMID: 12973893

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