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Editorial Article

Is the professional status of paramedics related to licensure or certification?

Lawrence H. Brown Department of Emergency Medicine, SUNY-HSC at Syracuse, Syracuse, New York
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Tracie E. Gardner Division of Liberal Arts, Sierra College, Rocklin, California
Pages 179-181 | Published online: 02 Jul 2009

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