A new analysis published on the British Medical Journal website claims that focusing on people called frequent fliers, who are often admitted to hospitals for emergencies, is not enough to reduce the rising number of hospital admissions even though they make up a large portion of such admissions. Martin Roland and Gary Abel from the Cambridge Centre for Health Services Research argue that this is one of several misconceptions about emergency admissions that must ...Thursday, 20 September 2012
Focusing on Frequent Fliers Will Not Help Reduce Rising Number of Emergency Hospital Admissions
A new analysis published on the British Medical Journal website claims that focusing on people called frequent fliers, who are often admitted to hospitals for emergencies, is not enough to reduce the rising number of hospital admissions even though they make up a large portion of such admissions. Martin Roland and Gary Abel from the Cambridge Centre for Health Services Research argue that this is one of several misconceptions about emergency admissions that must ...
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