EMS providers and exception from informed consent research: benefits, ethics, and community consultation. [electronic resource]

By:

Ripley, Elizabeth

Contributor(s):

Ramsey, Cornelia
Prorock-Ernest, Amy
Foco, Rebecca
Luckett, Solomon
Ornato, Joseph P

Producer: 20130211Description: 425-33 p. digitalISSN:

1545-0066

Subject(s):

Biomedical Research
Emergency Medical Services -- ethics
Emergency Medical Technicians -- ethics
Ethics, Research
Female
Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
Humans
Informed Consent -- ethics
Interviews as Topic
Male
Qualitative Research
United States
Virginia

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In: Prehospital emergency care vol. 16

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EMS providers and exception from informed consent research: benefits, ethics, and community consultation.

APA

Ripley E., Ramsey C., Prorock-Ernest A., Foco R., Luckett S. & Ornato J. P. (20130211). EMS providers and exception from informed consent research: benefits, ethics, and community consultation. : Prehospital emergency care.

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Ripley Elizabeth, Ramsey Cornelia, Prorock-Ernest Amy, Foco Rebecca, Luckett Solomon and Ornato Joseph P. 20130211. EMS providers and exception from informed consent research: benefits, ethics, and community consultation. : Prehospital emergency care.

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Ripley E., Ramsey C., Prorock-Ernest A., Foco R., Luckett S. and Ornato J. P. (20130211). EMS providers and exception from informed consent research: benefits, ethics, and community consultation. : Prehospital emergency care.

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Ripley Elizabeth, Ramsey Cornelia, Prorock-Ernest Amy, Foco Rebecca, Luckett Solomon and Ornato Joseph P. EMS providers and exception from informed consent research: benefits, ethics, and community consultation. : Prehospital emergency care. 20130211.

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