A comprehensive textbook providing guidance for physicians to deliver high-standard emergency care to the rapidly growing sector of geriatric patients in emergency departments.
Ebook Info
Published: 2020
Number of pages: 288 pages
Format: PDF
File Size: 140.24 MB
Authors: Jonathan Spratt MA
Description
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