On the recordMay 10, 2011
Reducing the use of EDs for nonurgent health problems may generate much lower cost savings to the health care system than is commonly assumed.
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congress.govReducing the use of EDs for nonurgent health problems may generate much lower cost savings to the health care system than is commonly assumed.
Senator Paul highlights the misconception about cost savings from reducing ED usage.
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