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1.	Article: Do Emergency Department Patients With Possible Acute Coronary Syndrome Have Better Outcomes When Admitted to Cardiology Versus Other Services?(pages 561 - 570)   a. How did you read this article? Read entire article Only skimmed the article Read only the abstract Read only the capsule summary I skipped the article   b. How would you rank the overall quality of this article? Excellent Great Good Mediocre Poor   c. Please rate the readability of this article: Great Good Fair Poor Very poor   d. Please rate the usefulness of this article for your clinical practice: Very useful Somewhat useful Not very useful Not applicable   e. Regarding the topic of this article, do you think the number of articles we publish on this topic is: Way too many A few too many About right Too few Way too few   f. Please feel free to make specific comments about this article:
2.	Article: Acutely Decompensated Heart Failure in a County Emergency Department: A Double-Blind Randomized Controlled Comparison of Nesiritide Versus Placebo Treatment(pages 571 - 578)   a. How did you read this article? Read entire article Only skimmed the article Read only the abstract Read only the capsule summary I skipped the article   b. How would you rank the overall quality of this article? Excellent Great Good Mediocre Poor   c. Please rate the readability of this article: Great Good Fair Poor Very poor   d. Please rate the usefulness of this article for your clinical practice: Very useful Somewhat useful Not very useful Not applicable   e. Regarding the topic of this article, do you think the number of articles we publish on this topic is: Way too many A few too many About right Too few Way too few   f. Please feel free to make specific comments about this article:
3.	Article: Death After Emergency Department Visits for Syncope: How Common and Can It Be Predicted?(pages 585 - 590)   a. How did you read this article? Read entire article Only skimmed the article Read only the abstract Read only the capsule summary I skipped the article   b. How would you rank the overall quality of this article? Excellent Great Good Mediocre Poor   c. Please rate the readability of this article: Great Good Fair Poor Very poor   d. Please rate the usefulness of this article for your clinical practice: Very useful Somewhat useful Not very useful Not applicable   e. Regarding the topic of this article, do you think the number of articles we publish on this topic is: Way too many A few too many About right Too few Way too few   f. Please feel free to make specific comments about this article:
4.	Article: Nonprice Barriers to Ambulatory Care After an Emergency Department Visit(pages 607 - 613)   a. How did you read this article? Read entire article Only skimmed the article Read only the abstract Read only the capsule summary I skipped the article   b. How would you rank the overall quality of this article? Excellent Great Good Mediocre Poor   c. Please rate the readability of this article: Great Good Fair Poor Very poor   d. Please rate the usefulness of this article for your clinical practice: Very useful Somewhat useful Not very useful Not applicable   e. Regarding the topic of this article, do you think the number of articles we publish on this topic is: Way too many A few too many About right Too few Way too few   f. Please feel free to make specific comments about this article:
5.	Article: How Much Does Emergency Department Use Affect the Cost of Medicaid Programs?(pages 614 - 621)   a. How did you read this article? Read entire article Only skimmed the article Read only the abstract Read only the capsule summary I skipped the article   b. How would you rank the overall quality of this article? Excellent Great Good Mediocre Poor   c. Please rate the readability of this article: Great Good Fair Poor Very poor   d. Please rate the usefulness of this article for your clinical practice: Very useful Somewhat useful Not very useful Not applicable   e. Regarding the topic of this article, do you think the number of articles we publish on this topic is: Way too many A few too many About right Too few Way too few   f. Please feel free to make specific comments about this article:
6.	Article: Bacteremia in Previously Hospitalized Patients: Prolonged Effect From Previous Hospitalization and Risk Factors for Antimicrobial-Resistant Bacterial Infections(pages 639 - 646)   a. How did you read this article? Read entire article Only skimmed the article Read only the abstract Read only the capsule summary I skipped the article   b. How would you rank the overall quality of this article? Excellent Great Good Mediocre Poor   c. Please rate the readability of this article: Great Good Fair Poor Very poor   d. Please rate the usefulness of this article for your clinical practice: Very useful Somewhat useful Not very useful Not applicable   e. Regarding the topic of this article, do you think the number of articles we publish on this topic is: Way too many A few too many About right Too few Way too few   f. Please feel free to make specific comments about this article:
7.	Article: Radial Artery Pseudoaneurysm Formation After Cat Bite to the Wrist(pages 668 - 670)   a. How did you read this article? Read entire article Only skimmed the article Read only the abstract Read only the capsule summary I skipped the article   b. How would you rank the overall quality of this article? Excellent Great Good Mediocre Poor   c. Please rate the readability of this article: Great Good Fair Poor Very poor   d. Please rate the usefulness of this article for your clinical practice: Very useful Somewhat useful Not very useful Not applicable   e. Regarding the topic of this article, do you think the number of articles we publish on this topic is: Way too many A few too many About right Too few Way too few   f. Please feel free to make specific comments about this article:

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