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Another example is how patient outcomes improve with the size of the healthcare facility a.k.a patient volumes e.g. http://www.mexicobariatricsurgerycenters.com
by i000 10y ago
Another example is how patient outcomes improve with the size of the healthcare facility a.k.a patient volumes
e.g.
http://www.mexicobariatricsurgerycenters.com/analysis-bariatric-hospitals-surgeons.php http://www.mexicobariatricsurgerycenters.com/analysis-bariat...
- dredmorbius 10y agoInteresting. I'm familiar with the concept and have been for decades, though I don't know that I'd previously seen actual data. A sixfold difference in mortality outcomes strikes me as pretty significant. Usually you'd want to see a caseload severity index when comparing data such as these, though I suspect for elective surgery that isn't a major contributing factor. You're making me want to dig deeper into this area of study. Thanks.