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Older Black Adults With Abdominal Pain Are Less Likely to Get Emergency Department Imaging
Chart of the Day: National Study Shows White Patients More Likely Than Black Patients to Get CT and/or Ultrasounds for Abdominal Pain in the Emergency Department
Patients with Primary Care Get Better Results in Emergency Surgery
Surgeons Should Consider Primary Care Use in Patient Evaluations, LDI Experts Say
Patients and Doctors Overlook the Best Hospitals for Cancer Care
Q&A with LDI Fellows on the Benefits of Choosing the Highest-Performing Hospitals
Why Do Black Patients Receive Fewer Emergency Surgical Consultations than White Patients?
Finding the Answer Could Help Reduce the Disparities that Worsen Outcomes and Survival
How Consumers Describe Racism in Health Care
Yelp Reviews Highlight Racist Experiences
Abdominal Pain in Older Adults
Understanding the Status Quo
Medicaid Expansion & Colorectal Surgery
Medicaid Patients Maintain Access to High-Quality Surgeons
Hospital Revenue Loss from Delayed Elective Surgeries
More Than the CARES Act Needed to Recover
Twelve Research Teams Get Penn LDI 2021 Pilot Grant Awards
Early-Stage HSR Projects Target Effects of Racism on Health
Duty Hour Reform and the Outcomes of Patients Treated by New Surgeons
Evaluating a New Paradigm in Surgical Training
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Achieving Critical Mass In Surgical Outcomes Research: The Changing Role Of The Surgical Outcomes Club
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