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. 2007 Jul;12(6):461-464.

Keeping it safe in the paediatric emergency department - drug errors and ways to prevent them

Ran D Goldman  1 , Gideon Koren
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Keeping it safe in the paediatric emergency department - drug errors and ways to prevent them

Ran D Goldman et al. Paediatr Child Health. 2007 Jul.
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