Michael Hudson, MD
Articles
January 25th 2016
Cognitive Impairment and Reduced Early Readmissions in Congestive Heart Failure?
Mark W. Ketterer, PhD Jennifer Peltzer, PsyD Usamah Mossallam, MD Cathy Draus, RN John Schairer, DO Bobak Rabbani, MD Khaled Nour, MD Gayathri Iyer, MD Michael Hudson, MD James McCord, MD
Proactive identification of cognitive impairment and compensatory destigmatized patient/familial psychoeducation regarding “forgetfulness” in hospitalized patients with congestive heart failure may reduce readmission rates substantially.
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