Unplanned 30-day hospital readmission as a quality measure in gynecologic oncology.
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M. Makary | P. Pronovost | Amy Deutschendorf | R. Matsuno | S. Temkin | A. Fader | E. Tanner | R. Stone | K. Levinson | Amy K Brown | A. Angarita | D. Mannschreck | Curtis Leung | M. B. Wilbur
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