Patients' perspective on choosing the emergency department for nonurgent medical care: a qualitative study exploring one reason for overcrowding.
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Matthew S Howard | M. Howard | B. Davis | C. Anderson | D. Cherry | Patricia Koller | D. Shelton | Barbara A Davis | Crystal Anderson | Diane Cherry | Patricia Koller | Derek Shelton
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