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One by one they departed until the Inlander was the last one left.

He was named editor of the Pacific Northwest Inlander in 2012.

Effective strategies to prevent such errors have, however, been known for years, Mr. Inlander said.

Mr. Inlander says nurses may err because they are not familiar with the patient's chart.

"The catheter is an open door to infections," Mr. Inlander said.

"You've got to make this a partnership," said Charles B. Inlander, president of the society.

"In the world of health care, politics makes strange bedfellows," Mr. Inlander said.

The Inlander was introduced on February 12, 1953 using new steel air-conditioned carriages.

Before surgery, Mr. Inlander recommends using a marker to circle the area to be repaired.

The Inlander is an Australian train.

Like the Inlander, Captain Bonser had also made his last trip.

The Inlander may refer to:

The Inlander left Hazelton for the final time at noon on September 10, 1912.

In an essay published by The Inlander, Sherman wrote:

In 1900, a student publication called The Inlander summarized Barbour's legacy as follows:

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When she reached Port Essington, the Inlander was pulled up onto ways and left to rot.

Ask if the doctors have an emergency cart with defibrillators to revive patients whose hearts stop beating, Mr. Inlander advises.

"They are merely a trade organization," said Charles B. Inlander, who heads the People's Medical Society, a health advocacy group.

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Infections because of improperly sterilized surgical instruments can also be decreased by asking surgeons about their sterilization procedures, Mr. Inlander advises.

Townsville and Mount Isa (The Inlander).

The organizing committee of the coalition includes Charles B. Inlander, president of the People's Medical Society, a consumer group with 85,000 members.

By Charles B. Inlander, Lowell S. Levin and Ed Weiner.

Mr. Inlander said he feared that doctors would be less willing to take Medicaid patients if the doctors' authority to prescribe drugs was restricted by formularies.