Mixed Mode Substantially Increases Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems Response Rates Relative to Single-Mode Protocols

MM increased representation of hard-to-reach (especially young adult) patients and hospital RRs in all mode experiment hospitals, especially in hospitals with low mail-only RRs.

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Medical Care
Published
2024-08-09
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https://doi.org/10.1097/mlr.0000000000002041
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3
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Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare
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Mixed Mode Substantially Increases Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems Response Rates Relative to Single-Mode Protocols

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Abstract

MM increased representation of hard-to-reach (especially young adult) patients and hospital RRs in all mode experiment hospitals, especially in hospitals with low mail-only RRs.

Medical CareVol. 62(9)
Arizona Department of Health Services (US), RAND Corporation (US), Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (US)
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