The development of a validated checklist for femoral venous catheterization: preliminary results.

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Arielle Schaeffer

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Dale Berg

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Ellen M Justice

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Glen Tinkoff

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Joshua Davis

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Katherine Berg

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Lee Ann Riesenberg

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