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- Comparing outcomes for dual eligible beneficiaries in integrated care: final report2
- A national comparison of operative outcomes of new and experienced surgeons1
- Adapted value assessment methods for high-impact “single and short-term therapies” (SSTs)1
- Associations between county-level vaccination rates and COVID-19 outcomes among Medicare beneficiaries1
- Bringing behavioral health into the care continuum: opportunities to improve quality, costs, and outcomes1
- Buffalo and Western New York: collaborating to improve health system performance by leveraging social capital1
- Calculation of outcome rates that diagnose bedside performance: central-line-associated bloodstream infection1
- Do hospital characteristics drive clinical performance?: an analysis of standardized measures1
- Duty hour reform and the outcomes of patients treated by new surgeons: evaluating a new paradigm in surgical training1
- Enhancing data infrastructure to improve women’s health outcomes1
- Heterogeneity in the impact of privatizing social health insurance: evidence from California's Medicaid program1
- Home health agencies failed to report over half of falls with major injury and hospitalization among their Medicare patients1
- How does the NHS compare to the health care systems of other countries?1
- How increased funding can advance the mission of the Indian Health Service to improve health outcomes for American Indians and Alaska Natives1
- How nursing affects Medicare's outcome-based hospital payments1
- Improving COVID-19 outcomes for Medicare beneficiaries: a public health–supported advanced primary care paradigm1
- Increasing the value of health care: the role of nurses1
- Members in action: improve quality & patient outcomes : Children’s Wisconsin – Milwaukee1
- Opioid use disorders: HHS needs measures to assess the effectiveness of efforts to expand access to medication-assisted treatment : report to majority leader, U.S. Senate1
- Pediatric and congenital heart surgery: 2014-2017 data1