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See Latest ArticlesThe Association between Emergency Department Crowding and Analgesia Administration in Acute Abdominal Pain Patients
Academic Emergency Medicine, 06/23/09
Mills AM et al. - Emergency department crowding is associated with delays in analgesic treatment from the time of triage in patients presenting with acute abdominal pain.
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