This analysis optimizes outpatient management of temporal bone fractures, suggesting effective identification processes to minimize unnecessary consultations.
Patients with temporal bone fractures who can safely follow-up as outpatients without inpatient otolaryngology consultation can be effectively identified. This will decrease unnecessary inpatient consultation volumes, optimize primary team workflow, and may result in potential cost savings.
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