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To Admit or Not to Admit? That is the Question. | WhiteCoat’s Call Room

Posted by GruntDoc on July 24th, 2011

Gastroenterologist Michael Kirsch put up a post on his blog that was then reposted over at ACP Hospitalist asking where the threshold for admitting a patient to the hospital should be.

He asserts that there should be more collaboration between medical colleagues to determine whether or not a patient needs to be hospitalized…

via To Admit or Not to Admit? That is the Question. | WhiteCoat’s Call Room.

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One Response to “To Admit or Not to Admit? That is the Question. | WhiteCoat’s Call Room”

  1. Elise Franco Says:
    July 27th, 2011 at 6:48 am

    I completely agree. Collaboration should be implemented within the medical practitioners so as to determine whether or not a patient. Thank you for sharing this good find. :)

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