On the recordMarch 2, 2020
As an emergency department physician, I know that once a patient walks out of the door of the hospital, the fewer barriers there are to get someone in treatment, the higher the chances of success.
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congress.govAs an emergency department physician, I know that once a patient walks out of the door of the hospital, the fewer barriers there are to get someone in treatment, the higher the chances of success.
Ruiz shares his perspective on the importance of reducing barriers to treatment for patients.
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