Measuring Pediatric Hospital Readmission Rates to Drive Quality Improvement

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Measuring Pediatric Hospital Readmission Rates to Drive Quality Improvement

Additional References

Importance of readmissions

Social and clinical burdens

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Prevalence

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Disparities

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Readmissions and quality

Preventability

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Association with quality

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Potential for improvement

Interventions

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Factors other than quality that influence readmissions

Clinical progression and planned care

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Socioeconomic factors

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Effects of readmission policies

Activation toward improvement

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