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1 hat have at least 6 beds and provide 24-hour emergency service.
2 orted by a traffic unit to facilitate faster emergency service.
3 rgical, pharmacy, laboratory, radiology, and emergency services.
4 atric hospitalization and use of psychiatric emergency services.
5  had catastrophic effects on individuals and emergency services.
6 ultrasound and accepting outside x-rays; and emergency services, 24-hour in-house attending staff to
7  recovery, and in reducing usage of hospital emergency services, a key aim of specialized first-episo
8 uake information is critically important for emergency services agencies, utilities, communications,
9                                   Category 1 emergency services (Ambulance, Fire and Rescue, and Poli
10 e included 42 patients that presented to the emergency service and neurology outpatient clinic with t
11  pulmonary embolism score, selected from the emergency service and/or outpatient clinic, enrolled in
12             The time between the call to the emergency services and arrival at hospital increased fro
13  resource use were obtained by the review of emergency services and hospital records.
14 led a harmonized inventory of hospitals with emergency services and quantified geographic exposure vi
15 d information sources such as local news and emergency services, and highlight connections between wa
16 nagement, infection control, administration, emergency services, and security.
17          We find that over 40% of energy and emergency services are located within high hazard networ
18       Health care providers and providers of emergency services are sometimes called to help with peo
19                                  Psychiatric emergency service assessments need improvement.
20                              The medical and emergency service communities will play the most importa
21 cipants in TAU were twice as likely to visit emergency services compared to those in the Horyzons gro
22 ring the underlying structure of psychiatric emergency service concepts, the creation and validation
23                             The surgical and emergency services cost centers predominately generate c
24 by $9180; inpatient costs declined by $6882; emergency service costs declined by $1721; jail mental h
25  requirement of modest, fixed copayments for emergency services did not lead to delays in seeking tre
26 ival of ambulance service thereby decreasing emergency service efficiency.
27 mory and epilepsy clinics, and neurovascular emergency services, emphasizing the need for appropriate
28 nd included engine companies from fire-based emergency services (EMS) agencies.
29 n units would be conducted in sequence by UK emergency services following a chemical incident, to all
30  health care spending and inefficient use of emergency services; however, empirical research examinin
31 e children were ages 0 to 17 years receiving emergency services in US EDs and requiring admission, tr
32              Respondents also reported using emergency services instead of primary care because they
33  in the Linking Investigations in Trauma and Emergency Services (LITES) Network from January 1, 2017,
34 ing to GESs with F/F for which ophthalmology emergency services (OESs) were consulted.
35                 Videotapes of 30 psychiatric emergency service patient assessment interviews conducte
36  respirators (respirators) by healthcare and emergency services personnel and need for surgical masks
37 his study was to identify characteristics of emergency services personnel related to acute dissociati
38            Outpatient healthcare workers and emergency services personnel would require 4 respirators
39  Services, Community Mental Health Services, Emergency Services Psychiatric, Emotional Trauma, Triage
40  were shown to eight experienced psychiatric emergency service psychiatrists.
41 y of many of the key concepts in psychiatric emergency service settings has not been studied.
42 agreement among psychiatrists in psychiatric emergency service settings.
43 th insurance status, stroke severity, use of emergency services, time to acute care, in-hospital mort
44            Transport by helicopter or ground emergency services to level I or level II trauma centers
45 own decreased rates of rehospitalization and emergency services utilization, and appear to be cost-ef
46  hospital volume, and a dedicated colorectal emergency service were not associated with laparoscopy.
47                       Second, local news and emergency services were the most universally trusted inf
48 18-65 years of age admitted to a psychiatric emergency service with a diagnosis of schizophrenia conf
49              The patient was admitted to our emergency service with ongoing complaints.
50 e-quarter of deaths among children receiving emergency services, with modest financial investment.