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- NDEWS Naloxone Substudy: Baltimore, Maryland; Characterizing Knowledge, Attitudes, Behaviors, and Practices Related to Bystander Naloxone (2019)Annabelle M. Belcher, Ph.D., Thomas O. Cole, MA, Alexander Pappas, MD, Raman Sandhu, MD, Rachel Steere, DO, and Zofia Kozak, BS NDEWS-Naloxone-Report-Baltimore-FINAL2.pdf956.5 KB
- Using Hospital Electronic Health Records to Monitor Drug Use Trends in Emergency Department Patients at the University of Maryland Prince George’s Hospital CenterBradford Schwartz, MD, Eric D. Wish, PhD, Amy Billing, MSSA, Julie Factor, BA, Ebonie Massey, MA, & E. Erin Artigiani, MA Cerner_Bulletin_May2019_0.pdf621.93 KB
