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February 1, 2008Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine

Transition From a Traditional Code Team to a Medical Emergency Team and Categorization of Cardiopulmonary Arrests in a Children's Center

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EHElizabeth A. HuntJohns Hopkins UniversityKZKaren P. ZimmerThomas Jefferson UniversityMRMichael L. RinkeChildren's Hospital at Montefiore

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