Factors related to negative feelings experienced by emergency department patients and accompanying persons: an Israeli study

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Interesting theme for a lecture "What makes patients angry?" Little psychological work on this theme In this Israeli single centre study negative feelings while in the ED were reported by 23.6% of patients and 20.5% of accompanying persons. https://t.

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