Research map: Does the Emergency Department Have a Role in Immunisation? Yes—But Not as a Routine Vaccine Clinic

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  1. Verification of tetanus vaccination status of children admitted for animal bites in a pediatric emergency department · Mathilde Nibbio · 2025 · 1 citation · Cited by this paper
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