Enhancing pediatric safety: assessing and improving resident competency in life-threatening events with a computer-based interactive resuscitation tool.

Catherine Lerner; Ana M. Gaca; Donald P. Frush; Sue Hohenhaus; Anjanette Ancarana; Terry A. Seelinger; Karen Frush

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Enhancing pediatric safety: assessing and improving resident competency in life-threatening events with a computer-based interactive resuscitation tool.

July 8, 2009

Lerner C, Gaca AM, Frush DP, et al. Pediatr Radiol. 2009;39(7):703-9.

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