In conclusion, I have combined together what binds these three articles, and the core focus and given valid points have concluded in identifying and resolving the problems of readmission risk within a hospital setting. As stated, preventing readmissions is imperative for the patient and the health care system, we have to acknowledge the significant problem of unnecessary complications and ultimately unwarranted morality. Moreover, all three articles established that readmission rates were well outside of the hospital hands and promoted that with a follow-up service after discharge a small to moderate improvement can result in positive patient outcomes. Through these articles, we have noted that health care organizations are sponsoring significant
