Is Emergency Doctors’ Tolerance of Uncertainty associated with Resource Use and Patient Outcomes? A Multi-Site Retrospective Cohort Study

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Dr Luke Budworth Dr Andrew Ang, Dr Brad Wilson,Colin O’Keeffe, Dr Joanna Sutton-Klein, Dr Anoop Shah,Dr Kevin Reynard, Prof Rebecca Lawton, Dr Sally-Anne Wilson, Dr Subhashis Basu, Prof Suzanne Mason

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