Methamphetamines: Cross sectional-survey exploring police and paramedic attitudes and perceptions of deservingness of care.
Nursing & health sciences · 2020-10-25 · Observational study
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Clinician perspective · Paramedics & EMTs · Poisoning & substance use · Fire service & police · Stimulants
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