OBJECTIVE
Patient complexity is defined in a variety of ways and is associated with health care costs and use. In this study, we evaluate whether pediatric inpatient complexity represents a single construct or multiple domains using multiple measures of diagnostic burden, health care use, and intensity.
METHODS
We an...
C. Milliren, Phillip D. Hahn, Al Ozonoff· Hospital Pediatrics· 0 citations
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