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TL;DR
This narrative review identifies barriers to emergency department care for incarcerated patients, including physician bias, presence of law enforcement, and use of physical restraints.
Western Journal of Emergency Medicine · 4 authors, 2 centres
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This narrative review identifies barriers to emergency department care for incarcerated patients, including physician bias, presence of law enforcement, and use of physical restraints.
This narrative review examines barriers to emergency department care for incarcerated patients, a vulnerable population with known health disparities.