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Describing the people that contribute to an emergency centre crowd at Khayelisha Hospital, Western Cape, South Africa
Background: The emergency centre (EC) is a vibrant and challenging environment from both an operational and clinical perspective. Emergency centre crowding has been referred to as one of the biggest challenges confronting policy-makers, emergency healthcare professionals (including physicians and nu...
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Division of Emergency Medicine
2017
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