Syncope is a common chief complaint in the emergency department (ED). Not all life-threatening
causes are ruled out in the ED, therefore many patients with syncope are admitted
to the hospital costing billions of dollars every year. Unfortunately, the yield of
these hospitalizations is low, and there is not a validated and widely accepted tool
to make decisions about the disposition patients with syncope.
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