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Predicting Agitation in the Emergency Department

Retrospective analysis of the original and abbreviated versions of the BRACHA tool, demonstrating the predictive accuracy for pediatric agitation requiring intervention in the emergency department.

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Predicting Agitation in the Emergency Department
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