Effect of change of high‐sensitivity troponin I assay on emergency department diagnosis and disposition of patients with possible acute coronary syndrome

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RP @emajournal.bsky.social: The impact of changing #HighSensitivityTroponin assay on ED diagnosis and disposition of patients being assessed for possible #AcuteCoronarySyndrome doi.org/10.1111/1742... #OpenAccess @kiwiskinz.bsky.social @laurajoycenz…

The impact of changing #HighSensitivityTroponin assay on ED diagnosis and disposition of patients being assessed for possible #AcuteCoronarySyndrome doi.org/10.1111/1742... #OpenAccess @kiwiskinz.bsky.social @laurajoycenz.bsky.social @wiley.com #M…

RP @kiwiskinz.bsky.social: So if your hospital changed from one high-sensitivity #troponin I assay to another you would not expect a lot of change in patient disposition or diagnosis. Right? How wrong we were. What about a drop in MI rates! #Medsky #EM…

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