Evidence of racial and geographic disparities in the use of medicare observation stays and subsequent patient outcomes relative to short-stay hospitalizations
To examine racial and geographic disparities in the use of-and outcomes associated with-Medicare observation stays versus short-stay hospitalizations.\nWe used 2007-2010 fee-for-service Medicare claims, including 3,555,994 observation and short-stay hospitalizations for individuals over age 65. We e...
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Main Authors: | WRIGHT, Brad, ZHANG, Xuan, RAHMAN, Momotazur, ABIR, Mahshid, AYYAGARI, Padmaja, KOCHER, Keith E. |
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