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Morale and burnout among hospitalists already posed significant concerns before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Study at Johns Hopkins Suggests Quality Improvement of Hospital Quality Metrics
The US health care system’s ongoing transition to value-based care has brought a dramatic increase in the number of hospital quality metrics over the past decade.
Death and disability from medical diagnostic errors are often associated with missed strokes, blood infections and lung cancers
Study Highlights Global Burden of Emergency Diseases And Conditions
Johns Hopkins Medicine researcher develops method to measure the impact of conditions requiring emergency care around the world.
Johns Hopkins Experts Create Opioid Prescribing Guidelines for 20 Common Surgical Procedures
Kristen West - August 14, 2018
Driving Down Readmissions for High-Risk Patients with Intensive Care Coordination
BestPracticeOctober 1, 2016
Life and Death: Hopkins Team Finds Hospital Readmissions Sometimes Save Lives
Safety Insider September 1, 2016