ArticleThe Permanente journal2024
Relativity, Rank, and the US News Health's Cardiology, Heart, and Vascular Surgery Best Hospitals.
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Abstract
objectiveVirtually anything can be ranked; the
methodsThe ranking system for the top 50 hospitals specializing in cardiology, heart, and vascular surgery was derived from 16 variant scores. Each hospital's scores were collected from the USNWR. Hospitals were categorized into quintiles consisting of 10 institutions (1-10, 11-20, etc). An analysis of variance/χ
resultsSignificant differences were noted between quintiles for advanced technologies (
conclusionsExpert opinion plays a critical role in the reputation of the USNWR's top 10 hospitals in cardiology, heart, and vascular surgery. Although many have argued about the merits of USNWR hospital rankings, taken together, rankings fill a strong customer demand and are sticky.
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