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409 related items for PubMed ID: 16299951

  • 1. Rising pressure: hospital emergency departments as barometers of the health care system.
    O'Malley AS, Gerland AM, Pham HH, Berenson RA.
    Issue Brief Cent Stud Health Syst Change; 2005 Nov; (101):1-4. PubMed ID: 16299951
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  • 2. Hospital emergency on-call coverage: is there a doctor in the house?
    O'Malley AS, Draper DA, Felland LE.
    Issue Brief Cent Stud Health Syst Change; 2007 Nov; (115):1-4. PubMed ID: 18051263
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  • 3. Safety net hospital emergency departments: creating safety valves for non-urgent care.
    Felland LE, Hurley RE, Kemper NM.
    Issue Brief Cent Stud Health Syst Change; 2008 May; (120):1-7. PubMed ID: 18478670
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  • 4. Emergency department diversions: hospital and community strategies alleviate the crisis.
    Brewster LR, Felland LE.
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  • 6. Insured Americans drive surge in emergency department visits.
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  • 8. Emergency room diversions: a symptom of hospitals under stress.
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  • 10. Estimating uncompensated care charges at rural hospital emergency departments.
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  • 11. The surge in urgent care centers: emergency department alternative or costly convenience?
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  • 12. No room at the inn: a snapshot of an American emergency room.
    Olson EJ.
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    May JH, Cunningham PJ, Hadley J.
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  • 20. Alternate site surge capacity in times of public health disaster maintains trauma center and emergency department integrity: Hurricane Katrina.
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