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EMERGENCY MEDICINE®: The Practice Journal
for Emergency and Urgent Care is a monthly journal for emergency
physicians and emergency department-based physician assistants
and nurse practitioners. Our mission
is to provide our approximately 33,000 readers with practical, hands-on
clinical information that is directly relevant to emergency and
urgent care practice.
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