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Impact of a High-Profile Sudden Cardiac Death on Emergency Department Utilization: A Multi-Campus Interrupted Time Series and Exploratory Phenotyping Study

2026-05-19

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Background High-profile public health events can trigger significant shifts in healthcare-seeking behavior. We aimed to quantify the surge in emergency department (ED) volume and characterize the demographic shifts following a high-profile sudden cardiac death (SCD) event of a nationally prominent public figure. Methods A retrospective study was conducted across two major hospital c...

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87eda60a-015c-5964-8ec4-6b9c8d49a795
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9492927/v1
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