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Initial focus will be on readmissions for heart failure, acute myocardial
infarction and pneumonia — data that is already reported on the CMS Hospital
Compare Web site.
organizations are taking bold steps to reduce avoidable readmissions. With
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healthcare organizations to reduce avoidable
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including the single area where efforts to reduce readmissions has doubled
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a patient returning to the hospital as well as other strategies to
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