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COMPARISON OF CARDIOPULMONARY-RESUSCITATION TRAINING METHODS FOR PARENTS OF INFANTS AT HIGH-RISK FOR CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST
Authors: DRACUP K MOSER DK DOERING LV GUZY PM
Citation: K. Dracup et al., COMPARISON OF CARDIOPULMONARY-RESUSCITATION TRAINING METHODS FOR PARENTS OF INFANTS AT HIGH-RISK FOR CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST, Annals of emergency medicine, 32(2), 1998, pp. 170-177
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF CARDIOPULMONARY-RESUSCITATION TRAINING FOR FAMILY MEMBERS OF PATIENTS AT RISK FOR SUDDEN-DEATH
Authors: DRACUP K MOSER DK TAYLOR SE GUZY PM
Citation: K. Dracup et al., THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF CARDIOPULMONARY-RESUSCITATION TRAINING FOR FAMILY MEMBERS OF PATIENTS AT RISK FOR SUDDEN-DEATH, American journal of public health, 87(9), 1997, pp. 1434-1439
FACTORS PREDICTING DROP-OUT FROM A MULTICENTER, LONGITUDINAL CLINICAL-TRIAL OF CPR TRAINING FOR PARENTS OF HIGH-RISK NEONATES
Authors: MOSER DK DRACUP K DOERING LV GUZY PM
Citation: Dk. Moser et al., FACTORS PREDICTING DROP-OUT FROM A MULTICENTER, LONGITUDINAL CLINICAL-TRIAL OF CPR TRAINING FOR PARENTS OF HIGH-RISK NEONATES, Circulation, 96(8), 1997, pp. 744-744
THE PSYCHOSOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF CPR TRAINING FOR PARENTS OF INFANTS AT HIGH-RISK FOR SUDDEN-DEATH
Authors: DRACUP K DOERING LV MOSER DK GUZY PM
Citation: K. Dracup et al., THE PSYCHOSOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF CPR TRAINING FOR PARENTS OF INFANTS AT HIGH-RISK FOR SUDDEN-DEATH, Circulation, 96(8), 1997, pp. 2043-2043
FREQUENT FRACTURES OF AN EPICARDIAL LEAD IN PEDIATRIC-PATIENTS
Authors: BERSOHN MM DRAYTON J GUZY PM
Citation: Mm. Bersohn et al., FREQUENT FRACTURES OF AN EPICARDIAL LEAD IN PEDIATRIC-PATIENTS, Circulation, 92(8), 1995, pp. 715-715
DO SYMPATHETIC TONE MEASURES PREDICT SUDDEN-DEATH IN ADVANCED HEART-FAILURE SUBJECTS
Authors: WOO MA FONAROW GC GUZY PM MOSER DK INTRACHOT V
Citation: Ma. Woo et al., DO SYMPATHETIC TONE MEASURES PREDICT SUDDEN-DEATH IN ADVANCED HEART-FAILURE SUBJECTS, Circulation, 92(8), 1995, pp. 1179-1179
IS CARDIOPULMONARY-RESUSCITATION TRAINING DELETERIOUS FOR FAMILY MEMBERS OF CARDIAC PATIENTS
Authors: DRACUP K MOSER DK GUZY PM TAYLOR SE MARSDEN C
Citation: K. Dracup et al., IS CARDIOPULMONARY-RESUSCITATION TRAINING DELETERIOUS FOR FAMILY MEMBERS OF CARDIAC PATIENTS, American journal of public health, 84(1), 1994, pp. 116-118
PERCEIVED CONTROL ENHANCES PSYCHOLOGICAL ADJUSTMENT IN SPOUSES OF RECOVERING CARDIAC PATIENTS
Authors: MOSER DK DRACUP K GUZY PM TAYLOR SE
Citation: Dk. Moser et al., PERCEIVED CONTROL ENHANCES PSYCHOLOGICAL ADJUSTMENT IN SPOUSES OF RECOVERING CARDIAC PATIENTS, Circulation, 90(4), 1994, pp. 205-205
PERCEIVED CONTROL ENHANCES PSYCHOLOGICAL ADJUSTMENT IN SPOUSES OF RECOVERING CARDIAC PATIENTS
Authors: MOSER DK DRACUP K GUZY PM TAYLOR SE
Citation: Dk. Moser et al., PERCEIVED CONTROL ENHANCES PSYCHOLOGICAL ADJUSTMENT IN SPOUSES OF RECOVERING CARDIAC PATIENTS, Circulation, 90(4), 1994, pp. 205-205
PERCEIVED CONTROL PREDICTS ENHANCED CARDIAC PSYCHOSOCIAL RECOVERY
Authors: MOSER DK DRACUP K TAYLOR SE GUZY PM
Citation: Dk. Moser et al., PERCEIVED CONTROL PREDICTS ENHANCED CARDIAC PSYCHOSOCIAL RECOVERY, Circulation, 88(4), 1993, pp. 391-391
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