Predicting patient discharge from the ER
This trial tests if a predictive model helps emergency room doctors decide whether to admit or discharge patients. It involves physicians at Boston Children's Hospital using the model to improve patient care and reduce unnecessary hospital stays.
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Who can take part
- You must be a board-certified emergency room doctor working at Boston Children's Hospital.
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