A pilot study describing access to emergency care in two states using a model emergency care categorization system.

A pilot study describing access to emergency care in two states using a model emergency care categorization system.
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一项试点研究使用模型紧急护理分类系统描述了两个州获得紧急护理的情况。

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10.1111/acem.12208
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2013
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Academic emergency medicine : official journal of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine
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Carr,BrendanG
Carr,BrendanG
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Myers,SageR;Salhi,RamaA;Lerner,EBrooke;Gilson,Rebecca;Kraus,Andrea;Kelly,JohnJ;Hargarten,Stephen;Carr,BrendanG

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