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Nurse communication's effect on CMS Star Ratings

Annette L Amey¹, Esther E Burlingame, Kindra Welch

¹At Kaiser Permanente in Oakland, Calif., Annette L. Amey is a senior manager of national care experience analytics and Esther Burlingame is a senior director of national care experience analytics. Kindra Welch is a clinical labor and delivery nurse at California Pacific Medical Center and San Francisco (Calif.) General Hospital. Megan Moakler is a deputy commander for nursing at Dunham U.S. Army Health Clinic in Carlisle, Pa. Linda Fahey is a regional director for care experience and patient- and family-centered care at Kaiser Permanente Southern California.

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