152 Point-of-Care Influenza Testing Does Not Significantly Shorten Time to Disposition Among Emergency Department Patients With an Influenza-Like Illness
Elissa M. Schechter‐Perkins(Boston Medical Center), Nancy S. Miller(Boston Medical Center), Margaret Reid(Boston University), Beverley Orr(Boston University), Kristen Nelson(Boston University), Patricia Mitchell(Boston Medical Center), E. Desormeau(Boston University), J. Liu(Boston University)
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