Can we decrease the number of trauma patients 'missing in action'? A prospective pilot intervention to improve trauma patient compliance with outpatient follow-up at an urban Level I trauma center

Authors

Adil H. Haider, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine BaltimoreFollow
Ronald H. Figura, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore
Karim Ladha, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore
Marla Johnston, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore
Kathy M. Noll, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore
Suzette R. Heptinstall, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore
Elliott R. Haut, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore
David T. Efron, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore

Document Type

Article

Department

General Surgery

Comments

This work was published before the author joined Aga Khan University

Publication (Name of Journal)

The American surgeon

Recommended Citation

Haider, A. H., Figura, R. H., Ladha, K., Johnston, M., Noll, K. M., Heptinstall, S. R., Haut, E. R., Efron, D. T. (2014). Can we decrease the number of trauma patients 'missing in action'? A prospective pilot intervention to improve trauma patient compliance with outpatient follow-up at an urban Level I trauma center. The American surgeon, 80(1), 96-98.
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