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Even though missed diagnoses are rare in the ED, we must still work to prevent them, Elizabeth Tracey reports
About one in 18 people who visit an emergency department will receive an incorrect diagnosis, a study led by David Newman-Toker at Johns Hopkins for the federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality reveals. Newman-Toker says of that number, very …
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By Johns Hopkins MedicineAbout one in 18 people who visit an emergency department will receive an incorrect diagnosis, a study led by David Newman-Toker at Johns Hopkins for the federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality reveals. Newman-Toker says of that number, very …
Even though missed diagnoses are rare in the ED, we must still work to prevent them, Elizabeth Tracey reports Read More »