In reference to “The effect of a rapid response team on resident perceptions of education and autonomy”

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E-ISSN： 1553-5606|10|6|418-418

ISSN： 1553-5592

Source： JOURNAL OF HOSPITAL MEDICINE, Vol.10, Iss.6, 2015-06, pp. : 418-418

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