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Reducing Hospital Readmissions

A new study looks at a whether a program designed to transition chronically ill patients from hospital to home can reduce readmissions.

Learn about a study at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine that looked at whether a program aimed at transitioning chronically ill patients from hospital to home through use of a nurse coach can reduce hospital readmissions.

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