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C. Russo

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C. Russo — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 16
Works: 144
Citations: 871

Most-cited papers

Hospitalizations Related to Pressure Ulcers Among Adults 18 Years and Older, 2006
C. Russo, C. Steiner, William H. Spector
200841 citations
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Hospital Stays for Stroke and Other Cerebrovascular Diseases, 2005
C. Russo, R. Andrews
200839 citations
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Emergency Department Visits for Injurious Falls among the Elderly, 2006
P. Owens, C. Russo, W. Spector, R. Mutter
2009Maryland Shared Open Access Repository (USMAI Consortium)34 citations Open access
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Hospitalizations Related to Childbirth, 2006
C. Russo, L. Wier, C. Steiner
200934 citations
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Hospitalizations for Birth Defects, 2004
C. Russo, A. Elixhauser
200731 citations
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Meningitis-Related Hospitalizations in the United States, 2006
L. Holmquist, C. Russo, A. Elixhauser
200829 citations
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Nationwide Frequency and Costs of Potentially Preventable Hospitalizations, 2006
H. J. Jiang, C. Russo, M. Barrett
200925 citations
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Hospitalizations for Epilepsy and Convulsions, 2005
L. Holmquist, C. Russo, A. Elixhauser
200824 citations
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Hospital Stays for Circulatory Diseases, 2004
C. Russo, K. Ho, A. Elixhauser
200719 citations
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Medicare Hospital Stays: Comparisons Between the Fee-for-Service Plan and Alternative Plans, 2006
B. Friedman, H. J. Jiang, C. Russo
200914 citations
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Trends in Hospital Risk-Adjusted Mortality for Select Diagnoses and Procedures, 1994–2004
R. Andrews, C. Russo, Mamatha Pancholi
200711 citations
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Can State Databases Be Used to Develop a National, Standardized Hospital Nurse Staffing Database?
Lynn Unruh, C. Russo, H. J. Jiang, C. Stocks
2009Western Journal of Nursing Research9 citations
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Hospital Stays Related to Depression, 2005
C. Russo, Megan M. W. Hambrick, P. Owens
20079 citations
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Hospital Admissions for Traumatic Brain Injuries, 2004
C. Russo, C. Steiner
20079 citations
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Potentially Avoidable Injuries to Mothers and Newborns During Childbirth, 2006
C. Russo, R. Andrews
20095 citations
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Hospital Stays for Burns, 2004
M. Milenković, C. Russo, A. Elixhauser
20075 citations
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Measuring up: Are nurse staffing measures adequate for health services research?
Lynn Unruh, C. Russo, H. J. Jiang, C. Stocks
20094 citations
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Hospital Stays for Prostate Cancer, 2004
M. Milenković, C. Russo, A. Elixhauser
20074 citations
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Hospitalizations for Colorectal Cancer, 2006
C. Russo, C. Stocks
20093 citations
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Tuberculosis Stays in U.S. Hospitals, 2006
L. Holmquist, C. Russo, A. Elixhauser
20083 citations
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Hospital Stays for Lung Cancer, 2006
L. Holmquist, C. Russo, A. Elixhauser
20083 citations
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Table 1, Differences in hospital stays related to depression, 2005*
C. Russo, Megan M. W. Hambrick, P. Owens
20073 citations
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Predictors of rehospitalization in Psychotic Patients after their first hospitalization
P. Álvarez, A. Palau, C. Russo, E. Nieto
2022European psychiatry1 citations Open access
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Exploring Perceptions of Patient-and-Family Centered Care Practices of Pediatricians and the Potential of Child Life Services in Primary Care Settings
C. Russo
20171 citations
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Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Hospital Patient Safety Events, 2005
C. Russo, R. Andrews, M. Barrett
20081 citations
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Violence-Related Stays in U.S. Hospitals, 2005
C. Russo, P. Owens, Megan M. W. Hambrick
20081 citations
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Table 2, Most common principal diagnoses for hospital stays with tuberculosis noted as a secondary condition, 2006
L. Holmquist, C. Russo, A. Elixhauser
20081 citations
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Completed suicide in bipolar ii patients after their first hospitalization
E. Nieto, A. Palau, C. Russo, P. Álvarez
2021European psychiatry0 citations Open access
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Completed suicide in bipolar i patients after their first hospitalisation
E. Nieto, A. Palau, P. Álvarez, C. Russo
2021European psychiatry0 citations Open access
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Figure 4, The rate of hospitalization was highest in the Northeast for stays related to colorectal cancer, 2006
C. Russo, C. Stocks
20090 citations
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Figure 2, C-sections accounted for 34 percent of privately insured deliveries, but only 25 percent of uninsured deliveries, 2006*
C. Russo, L. Wier, C. Steiner
20090 citations
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Table 2, Hospitalization rates for specific types of brain cancer by age group, 2006*
L. Holmquist, C. Russo, A. Elixhauser
20090 citations
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Figure 1, During the last decade, the rate of C-sections grew 51 percent from 21.0 percent to 31.6 percent of all deliveries, 1997–2006*
C. Russo, L. Wier, C. Steiner
20090 citations
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Figure 3, The rate of colorectal cancer-related hospitalizations was highest among men 65 years and older, 2006
C. Russo, C. Stocks
20090 citations
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Table 2, Hospital admission rates for potentially preventable conditions, by median income of patient ZIP Code, 2006
H. J. Jiang, C. Russo, M. Barrett
20090 citations
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Table 2, Top 20 principal diagnoses among all colorectal cancer-related hospitalizations, 2006*
C. Russo, C. Stocks
20090 citations
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Table 3, Top 10 all listed procedures for principal colorectal cancer stays compared to stays with a secondary colorectal cancer diagnosis, 2006
C. Russo, C. Stocks
20090 citations
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Table 1, Hospital admissions and costs for potentially preventable conditions, 2006
H. J. Jiang, C. Russo, M. Barrett
20090 citations
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Figure 2, The rate of colorectal cancer-related hospitalizations was dramatically higher among patients 65 years and older, 2006
C. Russo, C. Stocks
20090 citations
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Figure 1, Between 1995 and 2006, the rate of hospitalizations principally for colorectal cancer decreased 15 percent, while increasing 15 percent for secondary colorectal cancer
C. Russo, C. Stocks
20090 citations
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Figure 3, Number of ED visits for injurious falls among elderly men and women, by location of fracture, 2006*
P. Owens, C. Russo, W. Spector, R. Mutter
20090 citations
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Table 1, Characteristics of ED visits for injurious falls among elderly adults 65 years and older, 2006
P. Owens, C. Russo, W. Spector, R. Mutter
20090 citations
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Figure 4, The number of episiotomies and use of forceps decreased, reflecting changing practice patterns, 1997–2006*
C. Russo, L. Wier, C. Steiner
20090 citations
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Figure 1, Medicare patients contributed to 67 percent of total hospital costs for potentially preventable hospitalizations─significantly higher than the 50 percent share of costs for all other hospitalizations, 2006*
H. J. Jiang, C. Russo, M. Barrett
20090 citations
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Table 1, Characteristics of hospitalizations related to colorectal cancer compared to hospitalizations for all conditions, 2006
L. Holmquist, C. Russo, A. Elixhauser
20090 citations
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Table 1, Utilization, length of stay, and cost information for maternal hospitalizations associated with the delivery of infants in U.S. community hospitals, by mode of delivery, 2006*
C. Russo, L. Wier, C. Steiner
20090 citations
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Figure 2, Potentially preventable hospitalizations accounted for one in five Medicare stays (18 percent), as compared to only 7 percent of privately insured stays, 2006*
H. J. Jiang, C. Russo, M. Barrett
20090 citations
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Figure 5, Mean total hospital cost and length of hospital stay for ED visits that result in admission among elderly patients treated for injurious falls, by nature of injury, 2006*
P. Owens, C. Russo, W. Spector, R. Mutter
20090 citations
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Figure 2, Number of ED visits for injurious falls among elderly men and women, by nature of injury, 2006*
P. Owens, C. Russo, W. Spector, R. Mutter
20090 citations
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Figure 4, Percentage of ED visits admitted to the hospital and discharged to long-term care among elderly patients treated for injurious falls, by nature of injury, 2006*
P. Owens, C. Russo, W. Spector, R. Mutter
20090 citations
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