The ACUMEN project

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The ACUMEN project

2nd March 2016
PMID: 21611581
Authors Affiliations
Dan Beckett FRCP MBChB Consultant in Acute Medicine Forth Valley Royal Hospital Larbert Scotland
Claire Gordon SpRs in Acute Medicine
Matthew Jones MD, Greater Manchester Neurosciences Centre, Salford Royal Foundation Trust

The ACUMEN project

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Beckett D, Gordon C, Jones M. The ACUMEN project. Acute Med. 2008;7(2):101. PMID: 21611581.

The ACUMEN project

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