10 Most-Read Quality Stories Jan. 20-24

The following are the most popular stories on the Becker’s Hospital Review quality channel for the week of Jan. 20-24, starting with the most read.

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1. Quick Diagnosis Units Effective Alternatives to Inpatient Hospitalizations

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2. 6 Statistics on SSI Readmissions Following Hip, Knee Replacement

3. 6 Steps to Reduce HAIs Transmission From Personnel Attire

4. Perioperative Nurse Education and the Future of Value-Based Care

5. Wisconsin Hospitals Tout Quality Efforts in $45.6M Cost Reduction Program

6. Top 10 Patient Safety Tools Jan. 13-18

7. Healthgrades Awards 260 Hospitals 2014 Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence

8. U.S. Emergency Care Slips From C- to D+

9. When Readmission Programs Fail, What’s Next?

10. The Joint Commission Releases 2014 National Patient Safety Goals

 

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