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Bryan Imhoff

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Emergency medicineEpidemiological methods

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|Sep 19, 2022

Reducing time to admission in emergency department patients: a cross-functional quality improvement project.

Bryan Imhoff, Kenneth Marshall, Niaman Nazir

|Jun 23, 2019

Improving Post-Intubation Analgesia in the Emergency Department.

Kelly Howe, Bryan Imhoff, Sam Wagner

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