Study: City hospitals rated low by residents
A new report says that New Yorkers are dissatisfied with the care provided by local hospitals. The study, which is put out by the Niagara Health Quality Coalition, ranks city hospitals below the national
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Jun 21, 2009, 6:39 PM
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A new report says that New Yorkers are dissatisfied with the care provided by local hospitals.
The study, which is put out by the Niagara Health Quality Coalition, ranks city hospitals below the national average based on participants' responses.
St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx was among the medical providers with the lowest satisfaction rating.
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