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Jill Pattison

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International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance|August 27, 2015
Facilitating a just and trusting cultureJill Pattison, Theresa Kline
Geriatrics (Basel, Switzerland)|April 24, 2019
Cervical Fractures: Does Injury Level Impact the Incidence of Dysphagia in Elderly Patients?Jill Pattison, MIchelle Kincaid, Urmil Pandya
The American Surgeon|March 22, 2018
Does the Presence of Subdural Hemorrhage Increase the Risk of Intracranial Hemorrhage Expansion after the Initiation of Antithrombotic Medication?Urmil Pandya, Jill Pattison, Chris Karas, et al.
BMC Pharmacology|May 8, 2012
5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT) reduces total peripheral resistance during chronic infusion: direct arterial mesenteric relaxation is not involvedRobert Patrick Davis, Jill Pattison, Janice M Thompson, et al.
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International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance|August 27, 2015
Facilitating a just and trusting cultureJill Pattison, Theresa Kline
Geriatrics (Basel, Switzerland)|April 24, 2019
Cervical Fractures: Does Injury Level Impact the Incidence of Dysphagia in Elderly Patients?Jill Pattison, MIchelle Kincaid, Urmil Pandya
The American Surgeon|March 22, 2018
Does the Presence of Subdural Hemorrhage Increase the Risk of Intracranial Hemorrhage Expansion after the Initiation of Antithrombotic Medication?Urmil Pandya, Jill Pattison, Chris Karas, et al.
BMC Pharmacology|May 8, 2012
5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT) reduces total peripheral resistance during chronic infusion: direct arterial mesenteric relaxation is not involvedRobert Patrick Davis, Jill Pattison, Janice M Thompson, et al.
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