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On November 14, 2024, ILCOR released their latest recommendations for adult and pediatric basic and advancedlifesupport. Theres a lot to unpack, and Ill be highlighting the key changes during our upcoming webinar. If you havent registered yet, follow the CLICK HERE and join us for an in-depth review.
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