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Comparison Between Two Strategies of Discharge Planning for the Reduction of Short Term Hospital Readmissions
The purpose of this study is to improve discharge planning effectiveness by comparing two strategies \[on-Demand Discharge Planning (DDP) vs. Routine Discharge Planning (RDP)\], in terms of reduction of hospital readmissions for inpatients classified at intermediate risk of complex discharge using the simplified Blaylock Risk Assessment Screening Score (BRASS).
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