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Assessment of factors influencing nurses and the casuality department's preparedness for incidents of mass caualty at Nyangabwe referal hospital in Francistown Botswana/ Gaoduelwe Lekesi.

By: Lekesi, Gaoduelwe.

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BookPublisher: Lusaka: The University of Zambia, 2025Description: xii, 118 pages: illustrations.Subject(s): Factors inflencing nurses and casualty | preparedness for mass incidents | medical equipmentsand protocols | initial trauma care | trauma care support service

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Assessment of factors influencing nurses and the casuality department's preparedness for incidents of mass caualty at Nyangabwe referal hospital in Francistown Botswana/ Gaoduelwe Lekesi.

By: Lekesi, Gaoduelwe.