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Supplement to: Who is Tested for Heart Attack and Who Should Be: Predicting Patient Risk and Physician Error (2019, background): “Of course, not all hospitals have a catheterization facility, but there is growing evidence that transferring patients to a hospital that does is superior to thrombolysis despite the delays induced by transport time (Widimský and others 2003).”