Impacts of the 9th SOW QIO Program Care Transitions Theme on Condition-Specific Readmission Rates

Jelena Zurovac, Arnold Chen, Sue Felt-Lisk and Myles Maxfield

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Abstract: Qualitative analysis results suggest that providers highly valued QIO services and used them to make changes in patient care.

Keywords: SOW; QIO Program; Care Transitions; Condition-Specific; Readmission Rates (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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