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Potentially Inappropriate Treatments in Intensive Care Units (INAPPT-ICU): Point Prevalence Study

Published:2022-09-20 Issue:1 Volume:20 Page:117-125
ISSN:2602-2974
Container-title:Turkish Journal of Intensive Care
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Author:

Erdoğan Öngel Elif^ORCID,Sungurtekin Hülya^ORCID,Memiş Dilek^ORCID,Tok Aydın Demet^ORCID,Ayoğlu Hilal^ORCID,Ayoğlu Ferruh^ORCID,Özkoçak Turan Işıl^ORCID,Kaymak Çetin^ORCID,Özcengiz Dilek^ORCID,Bayar Mustafa Kemal^ORCID,Dikmen Yalım^ORCID

Publisher

Galenos Yayinevi

Subject

General Earth and Planetary Sciences,General Environmental Science

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1. Erratum;Turkish Journal of Intensive Care;2023-12-01