A clearing in the crowd : innovations in emergency services.

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TextSeries: Paper series/United Hospital Fund of New York ; 23Publication details: New York : United Hospital Fund of New York, c1994Description: 40 p. : illISBN:

1881277119 (pbk)

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Emergency medical services -- New York (State) -- New York

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362.18097471 21

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Includes bibliographical references

Introduction -- A little one-on-one: strategies for redirecting patients to primary care -- Getting good results -- A supplemental study: profiling patients in the emergency department -- Technology and triage: using a computer to cut through the crowd -- From here to where?: policy recommendations for moving patients in primary care

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