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Transition cAre inteRvention tarGeted to High-risk patiEnts To Reduce rEADmission
Hospital rehospitalizations within 30 days are frequent and represent a burden for the patients, but also for the entire health care system. This study evaluates the impact of an intervention targeted to high-risk medical patients in order to reduce their risk of rehospitalization. Half of the patients will receive a set of interventions before and after their hospital discharge, while the other half will receive usual care.
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