Clinical Utility of an Observation and Response Chart With Human Factors Design Characteristics and a Track and Trigger System: Study Protocol for a Two-Phase Multisite Multiple-Methods Design
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Doug Elliott | Lin Perry | Emily Allen | Rick Iedema | Sharon McKinley | Michael Roche | Christine Duffield | Robyn Gallagher | Margaret Fry
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