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Resolving with a Subgroup Distinction
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LR.206 Resolving with a Subgroup Distinction
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A hospital reported fewer readmissions after a discharge-planning program began. Yet patients assigned follow-up nurse calls were readmitted more often after the program began. Which of the following, if true, best resolves the apparent discrepancy?
A
The same basic eligibility rules applied throughout the period mentioned in the stimulus.
B
Routine-discharge patients benefited from clearer instructions, while follow-up nurse calls were assigned primarily to patients already judged at high risk of readmission.
C
Several individuals mentioned in anecdotal examples were not typical of the broader group.
D
The program's sponsors expected favorable publicity, but publicity expectations do not identify who produced each result.
E
The organization collected additional information that was not relevant to the two outcomes stated.
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