Wennberg International Collaborative
The Wennberg International Collaborative is a community of scholars and policymakers that provides support to emerging investigators studying the causes and consequences of unwarranted variation in health care across regions and providers in their countries. Presentation topics during meetings range from new critical questions, novel methods, recent findings, and innovative policy and improvement ideas.
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In the media
The New York Times reports that ‘Women Doctors Are Less Likely to Perform C-Sections‘ based on findings from Ilir Hoxha’s new review in Obstetrics & Gynecology.
The Wennberg Anthology
Collected Studies of Health Care: Outcomes and Practice Variation
*Some articles are copyrighted and therefore direct PDF links are not available. In these instances, links will be provided to the abstract for the paper.