Elizabeth Cerceo, MD
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August 11th 2020
Discharge Before Noon: Is the Sun Half Up or Half Down?
Jean-Sebastien Rachoin, MD Kara S. Aplin, MD Eric Kupersmith, MD Snehal Gandhi, MD Ken Travis, MS-ODL Martha Stefaniak, MPH Elizabeth Cerceo, MD
Discharge before noon was associated with longer length of stay in patients with medical diagnoses and shorter length of stay in surgical patients.
November 13th 2015
Impact of Weekly Feedback on Test Ordering Patterns
Christine Minerowicz, MD Nicole Abel, MD Krystal Hunter, MBA Kathryn C. Behling, MD, PhD Elizabeth Cerceo, MD Charlene Bierl, MD, PhD
Providing a weekly feedback report significantly influences the test ordering behavior of internal medicine residents and reduces laboratory overutilization.
January 16th 2012
The Impact of Hospitalists on Length of Stay and Costs: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Jean-Sebastien Rachoin, MD Jad Skaf, MD Elizabeth Cerceo, MD Erin Fitzpatrick, MD Barry Milcarek, PhD Eric Kupersmith, MD Danielle Bowen Scheurer, MD, MSCR
In this systematic review and meta-analysis, we found that hospitalists reduce hospital length of stay without increasing costs.
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