Why end of life care should be recorded

By Paul Robinson2008-12-11T09:00:00

Our work in end of life care suggests coding is being significantly under-recorded. This impacts on risk-adjusted mortality rates and issues relating to length of stay, which in turn has implications for organisations that compile data.

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