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Emergency department overcrowding following systematic hospital restructuring: Trends in twenty hospitals over ten years
Shull MJ, Szalai JP, Schwartz B, Redelmeier DA. Emergency department overcrowding following systematic hospital restructuring: Trends in twenty hospitals over ten years. Academic Emergency Medicine. 2001;8(11):1037-1043.

Investigates the effect of hospital restructuring on emergency department overcrowding.

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