Weekend cardiac catheterization availability for inpatients reduced length of stay and maintained quality of care (no excess hazard for weekend cases), but costs were similar.
Kirsten Hall Long, PhD
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Venous thromboembolism during or after recent hospitalization for medical illness contributes a substantial economic burden to society across all hospital and ambulatory care delivered.
Introduction of drug-eluting stents resulted in improved clinical outcomes for patients and reduced overall procedural costs.
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