Recent years have seen a decline in 30-day rehospitalization rates following acute myocardial infarction, highlighting the need for continued surveillance of high-risk groups.
Recent AMI rehospitalization declines support sustained high-risk surveillance; observational data leave optimal interventions open.
While the likelihood of subsequent short-term rehospitalizations remained frequent, we observed an encouraging decline during the most recent years under study. Several high-risk groups were identified for purposes of heightened surveillance and intervention efforts to reduce the likelihood of being readmitted.
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