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Tag: #rehospitalization

Healthy info exchange between providers found to cut readmissions.

Healthy info exchange between providers found to cut readmissions.

A new study further confirms what the field has suspected — efficiently exchanging health information between nursing facilities and other providers helps to reduce costly readmissions back to the hospital.

See the full article at McKnight’s

Posted on February 12, 2019Categories UncategorizedTags #rehospitalization, GeroNursePrep.com
Medication Reconciliation Makes Transitions Safer

Medication Reconciliation Makes Transitions Safer

A thoughtfully designed and striclty followed review process can spare patients avoidable hospital readmissions.

http://www.providermagazine.com/archives/2016_Archives/Pages/0816/Medication-Reconciliation-Makes-Transitions-Safer.aspx

 

Posted on September 1, 2016Categories Gero Nurse Prep Course, Latest Industry NewsTags #medication, #rehospitalization, GeroNursePrep42 Comments on Medication Reconciliation Makes Transitions Safer
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