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Risk-adjusted outcome analysis in cardiac surgery should be regarded with caution when evaluating quality of care due to biological complexity and data collection challenges.
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Risk-adjusted outcome analysis in cardiac surgery should be interpreted with caution when used to evaluate quality of care.
Victor Parsonnet (1995) conducted an editorial in Cardiac surgery. Risk stratification and outcome analysis was evaluated. Risk-adjusted outcome analysis in cardiac surgery should be regarded with caution when evaluating quality of care due to biological complexity and data collection challenges.
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