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Organizational Factors and Clinical Processes Influence Patient Outcomes Organizational factors (e.g., nursing ratios, hospital size) Clinical Processes (e.g., tests performed, beta-blockers) Patient Outcomes (e.g., 30-day mortality, hospital readmission, complications)
Public Reporting of Healthcare Outcomes Two pathways for improvement. Public reporting: 1. Motivates internal quality improvement 2. Steers patients and payers towards high performing hospitals or surgeons Evidence suggests that public reporting of outcomes is effective
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