Forest plot showing the effect of transitioning from conventional to high-sensitivity troponin assay vs. using a high-sensitivity troponin assay in the pre- and post-implementation periods on emergency department length of stay.

Forest plot showing the effect of transitioning from conventional to high-sensitivity troponin assay vs. using a high-sensitivity troponin assay in the pre- and post-implementation periods on emergency department length of stay.

<p>Forest plot showing the effect of transitioning from conventional to high-sensitivity troponin assay vs. using a high-sensitivity troponin assay in the pre- and post-implementation periods on emergency department length of stay.</p>

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Main Author:	Jesse Hill (19929059) (author)
Other Authors:	Nana Owusu M. Essel (16446696) (author), Esther H. Yang (4503322) (author), Liz Dennett (8546175) (author), Brian H. Rowe (7221566) (author)
Published:	2024
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