Emergency Medicine Journal · 2000 · 44 citations · 32 references
MedicineEmergency MedicineEmergencyEmergency ManagementHospital MedicineEmergency CareMedical Emergencies
Hospitals have always had to make arrangements for those who arrive at their doors seeking help. Over the years the numbers and complexity of problems presenting in this way have increased at an exponential rate. This increase in demand has been managed in diVerent ways in diVerent countries but in North America, Australia, some parts of Europe and the United Kingdom a new medical specialty has evolved, that of accident and emergency (A&E) medicine (UK) or emergency medicine. This article will examine the evolution of the specialty in the United Kingdom and also look at the possible future changes in the scope Accident and
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