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377: The Effect of Same-Day Referral to an Urgent Access Clinic of Ambulatory Emergency Department Patients on Emergency Department Volume, Length of Stay, and Patient Wait Time to Initial Physician Evaluation

Tarlan Hedayati, S. Obiako, Sally Henderson

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Key concepts: Medicine, Emergency department, Ambulatory, Referral, Emergency medicine, Medical emergency, Family medicine, Nursing

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