How do you safely mobilise your intubated and ventilated patient?

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Ntoumenopoulos, George. (2009). How do you safely mobilise your intubated and ventilated patient? In In J.D. Chiche, R. Moreno and C. Putensen & A. Rhodes (Ed.). Patient safety and quality of care in intensive care medicine pp. 419 - 430 Medizinisch Wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft.

Authors	Ntoumenopoulos, George
Editors	J.D. Chiche, R. Moreno and C. Putensen & A. Rhodes
Page range	419 - 430
Year	2009
Book title	Patient safety and quality of care in intensive care medicine
Publisher	Medizinisch Wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft
Place of publication	Germany
ISBN	9783941468115
Research Group	School of Allied Health

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