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How nursing teams were engaged to help deliver clinical research

Christine Mars et al provide an overview of the HEAT PPCI trial and how nurses in various departments helped support the study and facilitated its results

R. Stables | A. Shahzad | I. Kemp | Christine Mars | Claire Roome | Keith Wilson

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