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Answering clinical questions in the ED

Mark A. Graber, MD

correspondence

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Bradley D. Randles²

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John W. Ely, MD, MSPH³

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Jay Monnahan⁴

¹Mark A. Graber helped to design the study, analyze the data, and had primary responsibility for project oversight and writing the article.

²Bradley D. Randles helped to design the study, collect the data, and write the article.

³John W. Ely helped to design the study, write the article, and helped with study oversight.

⁴Jay Monnahan helped to collect the data and write the article.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ajem.2007.03.031

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