Use of Telemedicine to Screen Patients in the Emergency Department: Matched Cohort Study Evaluating Efficiency and Patient Safety of Telemedicine

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Published on 08.05.19 in Vol 7, No 2 (2019): Apr-Jun

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Nicholas James Rademacher, Gai Cole, Kevin J Psoter, Gabor Kelen, Jamie Wei Zhi Fan, Dennis Gordon, Junaid Razzak

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