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The Impact of Documentation Style on Influenza-Like Illness Rates in the Emergency Department

The Impact of Documentation Style on Influenza-Like Illness Rates in the Emergency Department

The Impact of Documentation Style on Influenza-Like Illness Rates in the Emergency Department

Authors of this article:

Dino P. Rumoro ;   Shital C. Shah ;   Gillian S. Gibbs ;   Marilyn M. Hallock ;   Gordon M. Trenholme ;   Michael J. Waddell ;   Joseph P. Bernstein
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Dino P. Rumoro   ;   Shital C. Shah   ;   Gillian S. Gibbs   ;   Marilyn M. Hallock   ;   Gordon M. Trenholme   ;   Michael J. Waddell   ;   Joseph P. Bernstein  

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