Background: Emergency departments (EDs) care for patients with complex medical problems
who require a coordinated care approach. Patient navigation services, which help assist
patients with care coordination, have been widely implemented for patients with cancer
in a variety of settings, but this approach has not been described in the ED. We sought
to better understand the potential for ED-based patient navigation services from the
perspective of individuals currently providing these services in other settings.
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