Incidence and Outcomes of Ambulance Attendances for Heart Failure: A Population-Based Cohort Study
Jennifer Zhou(Ambulance Victoria), D. Kaye(Alfred Health), Emily Nehme(Ambulance Victoria), D. Stub(Ambulance Victoria), Shane Nanayakkara(The Alfred Hospital), D. Anderson(Ambulance Victoria), Edgard Nehmé(Ambulance Victoria), J. Ball(Ambulance Victoria)
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