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Public Reporting of PCI and its Affect on Patient Care

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With New York and Massachusetts leading the way laws requiring public reporting of PCI results were recently expanded to Washington State as well. A recent study looked at the risks and benefits of other states starting similar programs.

With New York and Massachusetts leading the way laws requiring public reporting of PCI results were recently expanded to Washington State as well. A recent study looked at the risks and benefits of other states starting similar programs.

Robert Yeh, MD, MBA, of Massachussets General Hospital has been actively involved in the program and discussed its successes and challenges.

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