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138 Use of an Early Patient-Physician Assignment System on Emergency Department Arrival Decreases Time to Physician and Emergency Department Length of Stay

Karen L. Murrell, S. Offerman, J. Martinez, Rachel W.Y. Yee

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Key concepts: Medicine, Emergency department, Emergency physician, Medical emergency, Emergency medicine, Arrival time, Nursing, Transport engineering

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