Maritime and Aquatic Life Support (MALS) Programs: 10 Years of a New Paradigm for Bridging the Competency Gaps

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Thanasawat Chaiyakul
Division of Underwater and Aviation Medicine,Naval Medical Department, Royal Thai Navy, Bangkok

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