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In Britain, an emergency room is commonly referred to as the Accident & Emergency (A&E) department. This term is used in hospitals to describe the area where urgent medical care is provided for acute illnesses and injuries. The term "A&E" is widely recognized and used across the National Health Service (NHS).
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