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Survey Responses: Will Attention and Initiatives re Avoidable Readmissions Result in Significant Reductions?
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The monthly newsletter for stakeholders interested in management of hospital readmissions
- Maybe - 49%
- Yes - 40%
- No - 11%
Notes: Full text of the question asked, as a part of the Readmissions Stakeholder e-poll conducted by MCOL and Payers & Providers was: Do you feel current level of national attention and initiatives regarding hospital readmissions will ultimately result in significant reductions in avoidable readmissions?
Source: Readmissions News, Sample Issue, January 2012
Source URL: http://www.ReadmissionsNews.com
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