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pjcabdds at mchsi.com pjcabdds at mchsi.comWed Jun 13 23:01:49 BST 2007
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Rob, Thanks for looking at the papers. Quick search and no analysis on my part. For sure, this one patient didn't won't damage the system. No analysis will and an checked trend will. Outcomes? On of these days Iowa will have its systems evaluation running well and hopefully the data will provide directions for the future of the system. Right now, I suppose it's more eminence than evidence. Outcomes are improved by high volumes, such as hearts, and pancreas, but that doesn't extend to everything. Outcomes are improved in trauma by systems and preparation. I enjoy your passion about "the hollering " theory, but I won't embrace it exclusively as the way. At least in Iowa, it needs to be an inclusive system, with all parts playing a role. BTW, as much as the Utah sentence appears very self serving, there may be some truth to it. -- Kind regards, Phil Phil Caropreso, MD, FACS 1813 Grand Avenue Keokuk, Iowa, USA, 52632 pjcabdds at mchsi.com
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