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June 8, 2016

Briefing

The US infant mortality rate is high—but not for the reason you might expect


Inadequate prenatal care isn't necessarily the cause of the high U.S. infant mortality rate, Aaron Carroll writes for New York Times' "The Upshot."

The wake-up call that transformed Cincinnati Children's culture

Staff at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center got a rude wake-up call when they discovered they rated much lower in nationwide rankings than they had thought—but the revelation gave them the kick they needed to overhaul their safety culture.

No flowers, no balloons: Why hospitals are cracking down on patient gifts

Many hospitals are tightening restrictions on gifts to patients in an effort to combat hospital-acquired infections and other safety threats, Melinda Beck writes for the Wall Street Journal.

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