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Manage overnight agitation and delirium confidently: fast triage, safety-first nonpharmacologic tactics, and medication guidance to prevent resident burnout.
Step-wise de-escalation for agitated but competent patients: practical ED strategies to ensure safety, respect autonomy, assess capacity, document interactions.
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