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Sudden cardiac arrest in Belgrade emergency medical technician occurring at workplace - a brand new case

  • TIANA PETROVIĆ1
  • RADOJKA GLAMOČLIJA-PETROVIĆ1
  • ALEKSANDAR OKILJEVIĆ1
  • SLAĐANA ANĐELIĆ1
  • SANJA PETROVIĆ PAJIĆ2

1Emergency Medical Services, Belgrade, Serbia

2 Clinical centre of Serbia, Belgrade, Serbia

DOI: 10.22514/SV142.102018.14 Vol.14,Issue 2,November 2018 pp.80-81

Published: 02 November 2018

*Corresponding Author(s): SLAĐANA ANĐELIĆ E-mail: novizivot94@gmail.com

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sudden cardiac arrest, medical technician, EMS, workplace 

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TIANA PETROVIĆ,RADOJKA GLAMOČLIJA-PETROVIĆ,ALEKSANDAR OKILJEVIĆ,SLAĐANA ANĐELIĆ,SANJA PETROVIĆ PAJIĆ. Sudden cardiac arrest in Belgrade emergency medical technician occurring at workplace - a brand new case. Signa Vitae. 2018. 14(2);80-81.

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