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<p>Partner Mark Kadzielski is quoted in an article published in the September 2020 issue of ED Legal Letter. In the article, “Delays After Triage Can Bolster ED Negligence Claims,” Kadzielski says, “A well-written [Emergency Department] policy addressing who is responsible for monitoring admitted patients temporarily located in the waiting room or elsewhere goes a long way to avoiding liability claims.”</p>  <p><a href="/webfiles/Business/2020/Articles/ELB-0920.pdf">Read the article</a>.</p>




Mark Kadzielski Offers Guidance Regarding Emergency Department Triage Policies

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