HOSPITAL CHARACTERISTICS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH CARDIOGENIC SHOCK
Jason Bloom, Dion Stub(The Alfred Hospital), Jeffrey Lefkovits(The Alfred Hospital), William Chan(Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute), Karen Smith(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), David Anderson(Alfred Health), L. Dawson(The Royal Melbourne Hospital), Samer Noaman(Western Health), Michael Stephenson(Ambulance Victoria), Himawan Fernando(Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute), Shelley Cox(Ambulance Victoria), Emily Andrew(Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute), David M. Kaye(Alfred Health), Vincent Pellegrino(Monash University), Ziad Nehme(Ambulance Victoria)
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