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Don’t Use GMLOS to Reduce Readmissions and Short-Stay Audit Confusion – MedLearn Publishing
I have two topics to cover today. First, let me start with criticism of an article I read wherein a healthcare executive was interviewed about reducing readmissions. This person said that to reduce readmissions, hospitals need to follow standards for length of stay. They then go on to discuss using the recommended length of stay, noting that exceeding it poses risks for patients, including falls, medication errors, and hospital-acquired infectio…
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