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Spoed Interventie Systemen is onderzoek wel nodig?

De COMET-studie naar de effecten en kosten van vroege herkenning van de vitaal bedreigde patiënt

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Ludikhuize, J., de Jonge, E. Spoed Interventie Systemen is onderzoek wel nodig?. NTEB 8, 14–17 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03089998

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