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Low-risk classified chest pain patients: Do they need cardiac monitoring in the emergency department and can they be cared for in non-monitored beds?

Daniel O'Neill

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Key concepts: Emergency department, Medicine, Chest pain, Emergency medicine, Troponin, Triage, Medical emergency, Cardiac monitoring

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