Novel methodology using publicly reported data to study percutaneous coronary stent utilization in the United States: Linking centres for medicare medicaid services provider analysis and review inpatient data with hospital and community characteristics

Tushar A Tuliani; Maithili Shenoy; Milind Parikh; Kenneth Jutzy; Anthony A. Hilliard

doi:10.15761/CDM.1000125

Novel methodology using publicly reported data to study percutaneous coronary stent utilization in the United States: Linking centres for medicare medicaid services provider analysis and review inpatient data with hospital and community characteristics

Tushar A Tuliani, Maithili Shenoy, Milind Parikh, Kenneth Jutzy, Anthony A. Hilliard

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Original language	American English
Journal	Open Access Text
Volume	2
Issue number	2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.15761/CDM.1000125
State	Published - Jan 1 2017

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Tuliani, T. A., Shenoy, M., Parikh, M., Jutzy, K., & Hilliard, A. A. (2017). Novel methodology using publicly reported data to study percutaneous coronary stent utilization in the United States: Linking centres for medicare medicaid services provider analysis and review inpatient data with hospital and community characteristics. Open Access Text, 2(2). https://doi.org/10.15761/CDM.1000125

Novel methodology using publicly reported data to study percutaneous coronary stent utilization in the United States: Linking centres for medicare medicaid services provider analysis and review inpatient data with hospital and community characteristics. / Tuliani, Tushar A; Shenoy, Maithili; Parikh, Milind et al.
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Tuliani, TA, Shenoy, M, Parikh, M, Jutzy, K & Hilliard, AA 2017, 'Novel methodology using publicly reported data to study percutaneous coronary stent utilization in the United States: Linking centres for medicare medicaid services provider analysis and review inpatient data with hospital and community characteristics', Open Access Text, vol. 2, no. 2. https://doi.org/10.15761/CDM.1000125

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