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Teaching Hospital Five-Year Mortality Trends in the Wake of Duty Hour Reforms

• PhD Kevin G. Volpp MD, Dylan S. Small, +9 authors PhD Jeffrey H. Silber MD
• Journal of General Internal Medicine
• 2013

The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) implemented duty hour regulations for residents in 2003 and again in 2011. While previous studies showed no systematic impacts in the… (More)

Does “mainstreaming” guarantee access to care for medicaid recipients with asthma?

• Yali A. Bair BA, MS Jorge A. García MD, MPH Patrick S. Romano MD, Allan D. Siefkin, MSPH Dr. Richard L. Kravitz MD
• Journal of General Internal Medicine
• 2001

OBJECTIVE: Recent reforms in the federal Medicaid program have attempted to integrate beneficiaries into the mainstream by providing them with managed care options. However, the effects of… (More)

Did Duty Hour Reform Lead to Better Outcomes Among the Highest Risk Patients?

• PhD Kevin G. Volpp MD, Amy K Rosen, +8 authors PhD Jeffrey H. Silber MD
• Journal of General Internal Medicine
• 2009

Earlier work demonstrated that ACGME duty hour reform did not adversely affect mortality, with slight improvement noted among specific subgroups. To determine whether resident duty hour reform… (More)

The Impact of Resident Duty Hour Reform on Hospital Readmission Rates Among Medicare Beneficiaries

• MS Matthew J. Press MD, PhD Jeffrey H. Silber MD, +7 authors PhD Kevin G. Volpp MD
• Journal of General Internal Medicine
• 2010

A key goal of resident duty hour reform by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) in 2003 was to improve patient outcomes. To assess whether the reform led to a change in… (More)

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