Safety-Net Hospitals, Neighborhood Disadvantage, and Readmissions Under Maryland's All-Payer Program: An Observational Study

Stephen F. Jencks, Alyson Schuster, Geoff B. Dougherty, Sule Gerovich, Jane E. Brock and Amy J.H. Kind

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Abstract: In Maryland, residing in a disadvantaged neighborhood and being discharged from a hospital serving a large proportion of disadvantaged neighborhoods are independently associated with increased risk for readmission.

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