“Right now, it's kind of haphazard”—Pediatric emergency care coordinators and quality of emergency care for children: A qualitative study

Margaret Samuels‐Kalow, Carlos A. Camargo(Harvard University), Stephanie Loo(Fenway Health), Kenneth A. Michelson(Boston Children's Hospital), Courtney Benjamin Wolk(University of Pennsylvania), Rebecca E. Cash(Harvard University), Elizabeth R. Alpern(Northwestern University), Maeve F. Swanton(Massachusetts General Hospital), Katherine Remick(Baylor College of Medicine), William A. Manning(Massachusetts General Hospital), Krislyn M. Boggs(Massachusetts General Hospital)
Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open
May 21, 2024
10.1002/emp2.13108
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