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VA hospitals found best in overall care quality, but not every one measures up, reviews show.(Statistical Notes)(Veterans Affairs)
Publication: Health Care Strategic Management Publication Date: 01-JAN-05 |
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Dept. of Veterans Affairs hospitals received good news and bad news in December. A RAND Corp. study showed patients in VA hospitals preventive and chronic care than the rest of Americans. But at least one was found to have some quality problems, and received a warning by the Inspector General's office.
Overall, VA patients received 67% of recommended care procedures...
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