
|Articles|January 1, 2006
Time now to retrain
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It's anticipated that these new recommendations will be integrated into the NRP sometime in the Spring of 2006 and into the PALS program shortly thereafter. Considering the scope of changes in the new recommendations, pediatricians should make a point of taking revised training courses as soon as these become available. For a complete discussion of the new guidelines, visit
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