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Implementing a Multifaceted Intervention among Internal Medicine Residents with Audit and Educative Data Feedback Significantly Reduces Low-Value Care in Hospitalized Patients.

Omar KheradEzra BottequinDorsaf SteinerAxelle AlibertRodolphe EurinHugo Bothorel
Published in: Journal of clinical medicine (2022)
Our results demonstrate a modest but statistically significant effect of a multifaceted educative intervention in reducing the number of blood tests and the BZD prescription rate at discharge in hospitalized patients. Limiting low-value services is very challenging and additional long-term interventions are necessary for wider implementation.
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