Essentials of Death Reporting and Death Certification by Erica J. Armstrong

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Written from the perspective of an experienced forensic pathologist, Essentials of Death Reporting and Death Certification-Practical Applications for the Clinical Practitioner is created especially for those in clinical practice who will inevitably experience the death of a patient.

Essentials of Death Reporting and Death Certification by Erica J. Armstrong