Delaware segundo en calidad hospitalaria, sexto en calidad de atención médica: informe

Las últimas clasificaciones de los hospitales de Delaware se presentaron en un comunicado de prensa emitido el lunes por la Asociación de Atención Médica de Delaware, que destacó que el estado ocupó el noveno lugar en atención médica general y el décimo en acceso a la atención médica.

“Estamos orgullosos de que Delaware sea líder nacional en calidad de atención médica y hospitalaria”, dijo en el comunicado el presidente y director ejecutivo de la asociación, Brian Frazee. “Los hospitales y sistemas de salud de Delaware están comprometidos a brindar atención de la más alta calidad a todos y cada uno de los habitantes de Delaware, y eso se nota”.

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US News Best Hospitals evalúa a los hospitales “según su éxito en la realización o el tratamiento de diversos procedimientos y afecciones”, como cirugías de cáncer, insuficiencia orgánica y otras.