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Authors of this article:
Patrick M Archambault1, 2, 3, 4 ; Alexis F Turgeon3, 4 ; Holly O Witteman4, 5, 6 ; François Lauzier3, 4, 7 ; Lynne Moore4, 8 ; François Lamontagne9 ; Tanya Horsley10 ; Marie-Pierre Gagnon4, 11 ; Arnaud Droit12 ; Matthew Weiss13 ; Sébastien Tremblay14 ; Jean Lachaine15 ; Natalie Le Sage4, 5 ; Marcel Émond1, 4 ; Simon Berthelot1, 4 ; Ariane Plaisance2 ; Jean Lapointe2, 16 ; Tarek Razek17 ; Tom H van de Belt18 ; Kevin Brand19 ; Mélanie Bérubé20 ; Julien Clément21 ; Francisco Jose Grajales III22 ; Gunther Eysenbach23, 24, 25 ; Craig Kuziemsky19 ; Debbie Friedman26, 27, 28 ; Eddy Lang29 ; John Muscedere30 ; Sandro Rizoli31 ; Derek J Roberts32, 33 ; Damon C Scales34, 35 ; Tasnim Sinuff34, 35 ; Henry T Stelfox36 ; Isabelle Gagnon37 ; Christian Chabot38 ; Richard Grenier39 ; France Légaré4, 5 ; Canadian Critical Care Trials Group40
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