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The availability of acute care resources to treat major trauma in different income settings: a self-reported survey of acute care providers
Introduction: Injury and violence is a neglected global health problem, despite being largely predictable and therefor preventable. This study aimed to indirectly describe and compare the availability of resources to manage major trauma between high income, and low- to middle-income countries, as se...
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Division of Emergency Medicine
2020
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