Offload zones to mitigate emergency medical services (EMS) offload delay in the emergency department: a process map and hazard analysis.

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Andrew H Travers

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James B Gould

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Jan L Jensen

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Jolene Cook

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Mark R Wheatley

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Peter Vanberkel

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Steven Carrigan

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Prospective validation of a new model for evaluating emergency medical services systems by in-field observation of specific time intervals in prehospital care

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10.1017/CEM.2015.15

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Alix J E Carter

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2015-05-21T00:00:00Z

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