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. 2022 Jan 31;47(1):68-71.
doi: 10.1093/hsw/hlab041.

Super-High-Utilizer Patients in an Urban Academic Emergency Department: Characteristics, Early Identification, and Impact of Strategic Care Management Interventions

Amos J Shemesh, Daniel L Golden, Amy Y Kim, Yvette Rolon, Lisa Kelly, Seth Herman, Tamara N Weathers, Daneisha Wright, Tim McGarvey, Yiye Zhang, Peter A D Steel

Super-High-Utilizer Patients in an Urban Academic Emergency Department: Characteristics, Early Identification, and Impact of Strategic Care Management Interventions

Amos J Shemesh et al. Health Soc Work. .
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