ReadmissionsRx, November 8, 2011
November 8, 2011 Volume II, No. 13


  1. New IBM Software to Help Decrease Preventable Readmissions

  2. Studies Find Association Between Medical Liability Concerns and Rising Hospital Admissions

  3. New Chart: Top 5 Success Metrics for ACOs

  4. Medical Center Launches 30-Minute ER Service Pledge to Decrease Wait Times

  5. Prompt Follow-Up Visits Key to Reducing Avoidable Rehospitalizations

  6. Q&A: Which Population Is Targeted for Home Visits?
    (open access until November 21.)

  7. Hospital Readmission Risk Prediction Models Perform Poorly

  8. HealthSounds Podcast: Healthcare Trends in 2012 — Eighth Annual Strategic Industry Forecast

  9. Shorter Hospital Stays Seen With Patient-Centered Healthcare

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