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See Latest ArticlesThomson Reuters Research Identifies Top U.S. Health Systems
AMN Healthcare, 08/20/09
Researchers from the Thomson Reuters 100 Top Hospitals program analyzed the quality and efficiency of 252 health systems and found statistically significant differences between top and bottom performers in several key areas. Compared with the poorest performers, the best–performing quintile had 25 percent lower mortality, 19 percent fewer medical complications, and 13 percent fewer patient safety incidents – even though their patients were sicker and their average hospital stays were significantly shorter.
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