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Untitled At A Glance - April 2004

Highlights: [166 KB PDF] 

  • Privacy concerns hinder the development of useful medical registries needed to improve care
  • Infant hospitalizations impacted by family’s health
  • Patients at high risk for stroke are being under treated in Ontario
  • Study shows striking variation in the use of end-of-life care in U.S. hospitals
  • Rectal cancer patients treated at high-volume hospitals have better outcomes

At A Glance - April 2004

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