Association of 30-Day Readmission Metric for Heart Failure Under the Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program With Quality of Care and Outcomes.
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Adrian F Hernandez | Haolin Xu | Michael Pencina | Ambarish Pandey | Deepak L. Bhatt | Deepak L Bhatt | M. Pencina | C. Yancy | A. Pandey | J. D. de Lemos | P. Heidenreich | G. Fonarow | Adrian F. Hernandez | Haolin Xu | A. DeVore | R. Matsouaka | Clyde W Yancy | James A de Lemos | Gregg C Fonarow | Paul A Heidenreich | Adam D DeVore | D. Kumbhani | H. Golwala | Roland Matsouaka | Dharam J Kumbhani | Harsh Golwala
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