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. 2025 Oct 10.
doi: 10.1007/s11845-025-04109-w. Online ahead of print.

A million patient minutes saved: using real-time data and teamwork to reduce emergency department triage delays

Enda Hession  1 , Siobhan McGrath  2 , Sinead McDonnell  2 , Deirdre O'Brien  2 , Donagh Mangan  2 , Clint Coen  2 , John O'Donnell  2 , James Foley  2
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A million patient minutes saved: using real-time data and teamwork to reduce emergency department triage delays

Enda Hession et al. Ir J Med Sci. .
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