Readers Respond: Manual Rectal Disimpaction in Toddler Results in Lawsuit
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Readers Respond: Manual Rectal Disimpaction in Toddler Results in Lawsuit
This article prompted enormous feedback from ACEP Now readers. Click through to read these two letters, and check the articles comments for many more. -
Manual Rectal Disimpaction in Toddler Results in Lawsuit
Dr. Ariel Cohen explores medicolegal risks and supervision gaps in pediatric ED disimpaction following a settled claim. -
How To Develop a Comprehensive Forensic Care Program beyond SANE
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Manual Rectal Disimpaction in Toddler Results in Lawsuit
Dr. Ariel Cohen explores medicolegal risks and supervision gaps in pediatric ED disimpaction following a settled claim.
How To Develop a Comprehensive Forensic Care Program beyond SANE
Learn the 10 essential steps to expand your ED’s SANE program into a comprehensive forensic care center to better support all victims of violence.
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