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Assessment of Combined Food and Nutrition Insecurity Screening in the Emergency Department: A Brief Report
Introduction: Emergency department (ED) food insecurity (FI) screening traditionally identifies insufficient access to food but does not account for diet quality. We evaluated the incremental yield of adding a nutrition insecurity (NI) screener to routine FI screening. Methods: This single-cent
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