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The 2004 Vermont Hospital Monograph Companion provides an analysis of hospital utilization data for Vermonters, including inpatient, outpatient, and emergency department services across Vermont and neighboring states. It highlights trends in hospital discharges, lengths of stay, and patient demographics while noting the increasing shift towards outpatient care. The report emphasizes the aging population's impact on healthcare demand and outlines significant changes in healthcare spending and service utilization patterns.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the VERMONT HOSPITAL MONOGRAPH COMPANION in the editor.
Begin by reviewing the 'About the Data Used in This Report' section. This provides essential context for understanding the data presented.
Navigate to 'Part I: Inpatient Utilization'. Here, you will find various fields detailing inpatient discharge rates and trends. Fill in any required information based on your analysis needs.
Proceed to 'Part II: Outpatient Utilization'. This section includes patient characteristics and outpatient procedure data. Ensure you accurately input any relevant statistics or observations.
Finally, review 'Part III: Emergency Department' for insights into ED visits. Make sure to capture key metrics that may be pertinent to your report.

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As Vermonts second largest hospital, and largest community hospital, Rutland Regional Medical Center has a key leadership role in implementing the Vermont Blueprint for Health for the hospitals service area.

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