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ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTIONS

T EMPORAL T RENDS IN A MBULANCE D IVERSION IN A M ID-SIZED M ETROPOLITAN A REA

Craig R. Warden Department of Emergency Medicine, Oregon Health Science University (CRW, CB, RN, JH), Portland, Oregon.
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Christopher Bangs Department of Emergency Medicine, Oregon Health Science University (CRW, CB, RN, JH), Portland, Oregon.
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Robert Norton Department of Emergency Medicine, Oregon Health Science University (CRW, CB, RN, JH), Portland, Oregon.
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James Huie Department of Emergency Medicine, Oregon Health Science University (CRW, CB, RN, JH), Portland, Oregon.
Pages 109-113 | Published online: 02 Jul 2009

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