Welcome to this week's Healthcare Data Digest. In case you missed any of this week's headlines in our Twitter news feed, you can view them now:
- Pediatric Readmission Rates Not Indicator of Hospital Performance
- Satisfaction Levels Rise for CDHPs, Slip for Traditional Coverage
- Infographic: The Building Blocks of Healthcare Exchanges
- Report Finds Schools Prohibiting Junk Foods, Getting Students to Be More Active
- New Chart: Top 5 Technologies Used in Telehealth
- Physician Confidence Not Always Aligned with Accuracy in Diagnosis
- SAMHSA: On Average Day, Over 800,000 Teens Aged 12-17 Smoked Cigarettes
- One-Minute Health Metrics Video: Telehealth Powers Population Health Management
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