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Patients hospitalized on the weekend for percutaneous coronary intervention may be twice as likely to die as those hospitalized on weekdays

Weekend Admissions for PCI Tied to Higher In-Hospital Mortality

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Though low overall, the odds of dying double if procedure is done on Saturday or Sunday
Heart failure patients who are readmitted to the same hospital after their initial treatment are more likely to survive compared to those treated at a different hospital

Outcomes Up With Same Hospital Readmissions in Heart Failure

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Continuity of care may be more important than speedy treatment, researchers say

April 2017 Briefing – Nursing

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Nursing for April 2017. This roundup includes the latest...

April 2017 Briefing – Critical Care

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Critical Care for April 2017. This roundup includes the...
Preventable hospital-acquired complications are associated with increased risk of adverse outcomes

Hospital-Acquired Complications Especially Dangerous in CKD

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Increased risk of mortality, longer LOS, readmissions, especially among those with CKD

EHR Documentation May Help in Harm Reduction Initiatives

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EHR-based initiative tied to more than 30 percent reduction in harm for hospital-acquired infections
Implementation of a family-centered rounds (FCR) checklist and associated provider training is associated with an increase in the number of FCR elements performed

Checklist for Family-Centered Rounds Deemed Beneficial

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Implementing checklist improves delivery of FCRs, impacting quality and safety of care
A new model can accurately predict pediatric patient hospitalization early in the emergency department encounter by using data commonly available in electronic medical records

Model Predicts Which Pediatric ER Patients Likely to Be Admitted

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Data available in the first 30 minutes of the visit can be used to make accurate predictions
Patients are more willing to provide sexual orientation data than providers in the emergency department think they are

Most Patients Willing to Provide Sexual Orientation Data

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However, emergency department providers expect most to refuse to provide the information
Vertical integration

Vertical Integration Linked to Reduction in Readmissions

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Reduction in readmissions in four of six hospitals, with positive effect for limited number of conditions