ReadmissionsRx, October 11, 2011
October 11, 2011 Volume II, No. 11


  1. CVS Caremark and Dovetail Health to Develop Readmission Prevention Program

  2. Facing Medicare Penalties, Hospitals Need to Improve Readmission Rates

  3. New Table: Tactics to Reduce Core Measure 'Misses'

  4. Same-Day Discharge Safe After Coronary Artery Stenting

  5. Case Managers Key to Successful Care Transitions

  6. Q&A: How Can Pharmacies Help to Reduce Avoidable Readmissions?
    (open access until October 24.)

  7. Children's Asthma Care Measure Compliance Not Associated with Readmission Reduction

  8. HealthSounds Podcast: The Role of Embedded Case Managers in Clinical Transformation

  9. Adherence Estimator Among New Merck E-Tools for Medication Compliance

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