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"Bad facts"? Would you settle for just plain old facts, or would that get in the way of the creative process?
NomadicMedic
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As we stated yesterday, we won’t do your homework or research for you.
There is a TON of literature on the pros and cons of mechanical CPR, both piston style (LUCAS) and compression band (auto-pulse). Use google scholar to get peer reviewed papers.
There is a TON of literature on the pros and cons of mechanical CPR, both piston style (LUCAS) and compression band (auto-pulse). Use google scholar to get peer reviewed papers.
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What do you mean "seems bad?" Have you already made up your mind that it isn't bad? Also, if you were to literally type in "mechanical CPR outcomes" into google, you might find some things. I don't think you have done that, maybe see how that goes?
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Several studies popped right up when I did that search, I'll let you read them.
NomadicMedic
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That’s not the way to elicit help from your soon to be colleagues.
Perhaps phrasing it this way, “I’m writing a paper on the pros and cons of mechanical CPR devices and I am having difficulty locating peer reviewed studies and scholarly papers to use as sources. Does anyone have a suggestion on better terms to search or can anyone share an article that might help?”
Grammar, punctuation and capital letters when they’re actually indicated go a long way. Professional behavior and proper writing are important in this job.