Впровадження постійного тренінгового навчання з серцево-легеневої реанімації серед лікарів-інтернів
Abstract
У своїй практичній діяльності кожен лікар нерідко зустрічається із станами, що потребують надання невідкладної допомоги. Несвоєчасне або неадекватне надання належного комплексу медичних заходів при станах, що загрожують життю, може мати непоправні наслідки.
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