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Geographic Disparities in Hospice Quality and Family Caregiver Experience: The Roles of Ownership, Social Vulnerability, and Workforce Capacity
Hospice quality should be interpreted in relation to both provider organization and the local conditions under which care is delivered. This study develops a provider-county performance assessment framework by linking national Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) hospice data and Consumer
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