Outpatient care disparities in trauma patients discharged to jail: A propensity score matched study
Authors:
- Elise A. BiesboerEBElise A. Biesboer
- Amber BrandolinoABAmber Brandolino
- Jonelle CampbellJCJonelle Campbell
- Abdul Hafiz Al TannirATAbdul Hafiz Al Tannir
- Alexandra JohnsonAJAlexandra Johnson
- Andrew LabottALAndrew Labott
- Yara HamadehYHYara Hamadeh
- Susan E. CronnSCSusan E. Cronn
- Colleen M. TrevinoCTColleen M. Trevino
- Terri A. Deroon-CassiniTDTerri A. Deroon-Cassini
- Mary E. SchroederMSMary E. Schroeder
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