Retrospective Chart Analysis of Concussion Discharge Instructions in the Emergency Department

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Emergency Medicine, February 2017

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RT @tracyablake: The burden of adherence doesn't lie w/ the patient alone. We must view the treatment delivery system-& the HCPs role in it…

RT @PDavidAdelson: can't educate & improve compliance without adequate instructions to patient and family. #concussion @barrowpch https://t…

RT @HoganKV: I'm not surprised! Info is available for ED physicians, NPs & nurses to give to patients #concussion @canadanurses @CAEP_Docs…

RT @RosemarieSMoser: Conclusion: "Documentation of discharge instructions given to ED patients with concussions was inadequate, overall."ht…

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