Study explores patient perceptions of behavioral flags in the emergency department

Published Date: 20 Nov 2024

A study that investigates patient perceptions and the perceived benefits and harms associated with the use of behavioral flags has been published in Academic Emergency Medicine. The study, titled "Patient perceptions of behavioral ...

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