Evaluation of clinically significant adverse events in patients discharged from a tertiary-care emergency department in Taiwan.

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Chii-Hwa Chern

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Chorng-Kuang How

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Lee-Min Wang

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Syi Su

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10.1136/EMERMED-2011-200910

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Ming-chin Yang

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