When Should Learning about Hospitalized Patients End? Providing Housestaff with Post-discharge Follow-up Information
Academic MedicinePublished 1 April 2000
Scott M. Wright, Paul T. Durbin, L. Randol Barker
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Providing follow-up information was a feasible intervention that was valued by housestaff and Housestaff's satisfaction with the follow- up information received about inpatients improved.
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Providing follow-up information was a feasible intervention that was valued by housestaff.
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