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1 Association between hospital-level diagnostic testing and admission percentage for patients with AGE at 34 US children’s hospitals. Association between hospital-level diagnostic testing and admission percentage for patients with AGE at 34 US children’s hospitals. The risk-adjusted mean testing count (open circles; right y axis) is strongly correlated with the risk-adjusted percentage admitted (bars; left y axis) (ρ = 0.74, P < .001). Each observation (bars and open circles) represents a single hospital and is adjusted for age, payor, and severity. Carrie H. Lind et al. Hospital Pediatrics 2016;6: ©2016 by American Academy of Pediatrics

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