Hospital finds nutrition care pays off on all counts, cutting costs, complications, mortality.
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Clin Resour Manag. 2000 Dec;1(12):183-6, 177.
PMID:11195433
Abstract
Identifying and treating malnutrition early reduces hospital stays, complications, and mortality. St. Francis Healthcare Services in Wilmington, DE, reports a two-year cost avoidance of $2.4 million from the reduced length of stay attributed to its malnutrition program. The program includes a screen to identify patients at high-risk of developing malnutrition and an algorithm for aggressive restorative care.
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