A hospital in Mississippi has significantly improved its emergency department throughput and reduced the perennial problem of overcrowding in part by embracing a concept that most facilities try hard to avoid: treating patients in hallways and other non-standard areas.
A hospital in Mississippi has significantly improved its emergency department throughput and reduced the perennial problem of overcrowding in part by embracing a concept that most facilities try hard to avoid: treating patients in hallways and other non-standard areas.
Fix to ED Overcrowding Includes Hallway Treatment
October 1, 2018