Patients Who Leave the Emergency Department Without Being Seen by a Physician¶
Monzon, J., Friedman, S. M., Clarke, C., & Arenovich, T. (2005). Patients Who Leave the Emergency Department Without Being Seen by a Physician: A Control-Matched Study. Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, 7(2), 107-113.
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- Starvation
- Legal and bureaucratic systems — cases that languish for years because each cycle brings higher-priority items; applications perpetually deferred in triage loops. Healthcare — chronic, non-emergent conditions perpetually deferred by emergent ones; the deferred-care pattern in mental and dental health.
This sourceDocuments the deferred-care pattern: lower-acuity patients perpetually displaced under acuity triage leave without being seen, with worse downstream outcomes.
- Legal and bureaucratic systems — cases that languish for years because each cycle brings higher-priority items; applications perpetually deferred in triage loops. Healthcare — chronic, non-emergent conditions perpetually deferred by emergent ones; the deferred-care pattern in mental and dental health.
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