Challenges to implementation and lessons learned in collecting survey data for a study involving consecutive nonurgent emergency department patients / Peter C. Nauka, Carolyn Joy Sachs.
In this case report, we discuss the design, administration, and analysis of a survey-based approach to better understand factors leading nonemergent patients to seek emergency department care, contributing to crowding. We review the relevant literature discussing the utility of patient surveys in th...
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