This Week's Challenge: Partnerships with home health, skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) and hospice are emerging as a key strategy to stem hospital readmissions, according to new market data from a recent Healthcare Intelligence Network survey. We wanted to see which populations are targeted by programs to reduce readmissions.

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2014 Healthcare Benchmarks: Reducing Hospital Readmissions delivers a comprehensive set of metrics from more than 100 healthcare organizations and documents the latest key initiatives and partnerships to reduce readmissions by patients with heart failure, pneumonia and myocardial infarction, as well as details on partnerships with post-acute care.

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Editor: Patricia Surdovel, [email protected];
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