Code De-Escalation: Decreasing restraint use during agitation management in a community hospital emergency department

Author:

Im Dana D.,Bukhman Alice K.,Joseph Josh W.,Dziobek Jim C.,Grant Jill,Clifford Kathleen C.,Kim Inkyu,Chen Paul C.,Schmelzer Naomi A.,Powell Robin,Waters Beth,Dundin Andrew,Askman Noah,Lassiter Terrance,Baymon Da’Marcus E.,Shankar Kalpana,Sanchez Leon D.

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Emergency Medicine,General Medicine

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