Automatic external defibrillators: Clinical, training, psychological, and public health issues

Richard O. Cummins(Eastern Michigan University), Judith Pierce(University of Washington), Thomas Hearne(University of Washington), Mickey S. Eisenberg(University of Washington), Judith Reid Graves(Public Health – Seattle & King County), James E. Moore(Public Health – Seattle & King County), Elena M. Andresen(Public Health – Seattle & King County), Paul E. Litwin(University of Washington), Alfred P. Hallstrom(Seattle University), Rosalie Wendt(Public Health – Seattle & King County)
Annals of Emergency Medicine
August 1, 1985
10.1016/s0196-0644(85)80053-6
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