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Tracking the effects of policy changes in prescribing analgesics in one emergency department: a 10-year analysis
European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 09/09/09

Zaslansky R et al. – The ED patients are now generally receiving more analgesics than 10 years ago. Electronically stored data on analgesics are accurate and easily accessible for tracking the nature and quantity of prescriptions, but not for correlating their association with patient outcome.

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