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Motivation Survey and Barriers to Interventional Cardiology Training in Latin America for Nurses and Technicians

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The SOLACI Chapter of Technicians, Nurses and Medical Technologists invites you to answer this short survey to learn more about us and discover what the barriers and motivations are in our continent to pursue a career in interventional cardiology.

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