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"Readmissions are in general a very complicated issue," says Nancy Foster, vice president for quality and patient-safety policy for the American Hospital Association.
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Readmissions are far more costly than initial procedures and burden Medicare with many billions of dollars per year.
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Readmissions are far more costly than initial procedures and burden Medicare with many billions of dollars per year.
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Readmissions are often avoidable and reducing them, even to the national average, would generate major cost savings -- not to mention tremendously improving patient health and quality of life.
James R. Knickman: Containing Costs Key to Health Reform Success 2009
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Admissions Director, Associate and Assistant Directors of Admissions, Assistant Director of Readmissions, Admissions Coordinators (and AC Supervisor if staffed), Information Specialists, Mailroom Supervisor, may supervise 1 or more Admissions Directors. (numbers vary by student population)
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"Readmissions are caused by what hospitals do, who the patients are, and what's happening in the community," he says.
News 2011
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Yermilov I, Bentrem D, Sekeris E, Jain S, Maggard MA, et al. (2009) Readmissions following pancreaticoduodenectomy for pancreas cancer: a population-based appraisal.
PLoS Medicine: New Articles Jeran K. Stratford et al. 2010
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Incentives to Doctors Would Curb Readmissions to Hospitals - NYTimes. com (12/1/09)
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Incentives to Doctors Would Curb Readmissions to Hospitals - NYTimes. com (12/1/09)
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Incentives to Doctors Would Curb Readmissions to Hospitals - NYTimes. com (12/1/09)
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