The interdisciplinary team experiences of managing patient safety during a fixed-wing inter-hospital aeromedical transport: A qualitative study.
International Emergency Nursing · 2021-09-01 · Qualitative study
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Helicopter & air ambulance · Communication & handover · Interfacility & critical care transport · Teamwork & human factors
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