Abstract Background/Purpose Early unplanned hospital readmissions are burdensome
health care events and indicate low care quality. Identifying at-risk patients enables timely …

Introduction: Analysis of risk factors can pave the way for reducing unscheduled hospital
readmissions and improve resource utilisation. Methods: This was a concurrent nested …

Background There are few studies looking into adult, all‐cause and age‐group‐specific
unplanned readmissions. The predictors of such unplanned readmissions for all inpatient …

BACKGROUND Understanding the mechanism of unplanned hospital readmissions is
necessary for accurate prediction and prevention. OBJECTIVE To identify specific …

PURPOSE: Unplanned hospital readmission within 30 days of discharge is considered a
“sentinel event” for poor quality. Patients at high risk for this adverse event could be targeted …

Objective The aim of the present study was to gain an understanding of the factors
associated with unplanned hospital readmission within 28 days of acute care discharge from …

Background Unplanned hospital readmissions are a quality and safety indicator. In
Australian, 8% to 11.1% of unplanned readmissions occur≤ 1 day of acute care discharge …

Background The period following hospital discharge is one of significant vulnerability. Little
is known about the relationship between post-discharge healthcare use and the risk of …

Background As an effort to reduce hospital readmissions, early follow-up visits were
recommended by the Society of Hospital Medicine. However, published literature on the …

Background The identification of patients at high risk of unplanned readmission is an
important component of discharge planning strategies aimed at preventing unwanted …