2013-07-01
Donation after cardiac death: Are Australian emergency clinicians supportive?
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Publication
Internal Medicine Journal (Print) , Volume 43 - Issue 7 p. 816- 819
To improve organ donation processes and outcomes, many Australian hospitals have introduced donation after cardiac death (DCD) following the 2010 publication of the National Protocol for DCD. As emergency clinicians play a significant role in identifying potential DCD donors, it is critical to assess their support and knowledge. Although many support DCD, most are unaware of the protocol or procedures regarding DCD. Education is needed and desired by many emergency clinicians. © 2013 The Authors Internal Medicine Journal
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| Organisation | Erasmus MC: University Medical Center Rotterdam |
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Marck, C., Neate, S., Weiland, T., Hickey, B. B., & Jelinek, G. A. (2013). Donation after cardiac death: Are Australian emergency clinicians supportive?. Internal Medicine Journal (Print), 43(7), 816–819. doi:10.1111/imj.12181 |
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