Utilizing an Interprofessional Team to Create a Disaster Preparedness Report in the Electronic Health Record
Credits
1.2 CH | Expired June 30, 2019
Volume
2
Issue
2
$25
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Authors
Kristine Taylor, MSN, RN, PCNS-BC
Derek Garnholz, MA
Margie Godin, BSN, RN
Anna Lin, MD
Ron Cohen, MD, FAAP
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