Triage Accuracy at a Multiple Casualty Incident Disaster Drill: The Emergency Medical Service, Fire Department of New York City Experience
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James Braun | Andrew Werner | D. Prezant | David J Prezant | Josef D Schenker | Steven Goldstein | Frank Buccellato | Glenn Asaeda | G. Asaeda | A. Werner | S. Goldstein | James Braun | Josef D. Schenker | F. Buccellato
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