The Relationship Between Hospital Spending and Mortality in Patients With Sepsis
Tara LaguMichael B. RothbergBrian H. NathansonPenelope S. PekowJay S. SteingrubPeter K. Lindenauer
Abstract
Hospital spending and adjusted mortality rates for patients with sepsis vary substantially, but higher hospital expenditures are not associated with better survival. Efforts to enhance the value of sepsis care could be modeled on hospitals that achieve lower-than-expected mortality and costs.
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