Adverse event protocol for interventional pain medicine: the importance of an organized response.

B. Todd Sitzman

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Adverse event protocol for interventional pain medicine: the importance of an organized response.

July 16, 2008

Sitzman BT. Pain Medicine. 2008;9(suppl 1).

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This study describes implementation of a standardized protocol for responding to adverse events associated with interventional pain procedures.

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