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1. CMS validated hospital inpatient quality reporting program data, but should use additional tools to identify gaming

2. Entities' experiences and perceptions of reporting the theft, loss, or release of select agents or toxins to CDC

3. Data snapshot: group A streptococcus in Pennsylvania long-term care facilities

4. Schedule H: new community benefit reporting requirements for hospitals

6. Quarterly update: what might be the impact of using the evidence-based best practices for preventing wrong-site surgery? : results of objective assessments of facilities' error analyses

9. Safe health care for all patients: Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority annual report : 2016

12. Clostridium difficile infections in nursing homes

15. Strategies for avoiding problems with the use of pneumatic tourniquets

19. Medicaid: further action needed to expedite use of national data for program oversight : report to Congressional requesters

20. Ambulatory surgery facilities: a comprehensive review of medication error reports in Pennsylvania

21. Falls rates improved in Southeastern Pennsylvania: the impact of a regional initiative to standardize falls reporting

22. Abuse and neglect: CMS should strengthen reporting requirements to better protect individuals receiving hospice care : report to the Honorable Charles E. Grassley, United States Senate

23. Challenges to public health reporting experienced by non-federal acute care hospitals: 2019

25. Outbreaks: protecting Americans from infectious diseases : 2013

26. Outbreaks: protecting Americans from infectious diseases : 2014

27. Public reporting and transparency

30. Home health agencies failed to report over half of falls with major injury and hospitalization among their Medicare patients

31. In five states, there was no evidence that many children in foster care had a screening for sex trafficking when they returned after going missing

32. Pennsylvania implemented our prior audit recommendations for critical incidents involving Medicaid enrollees with developmental disabilities but should continue to take action to reduce unreported incidents

33. Connecticut implemented our prior audit recommendations and generally complied with federal and state requirements for reporting and monitoring critical incidents

36. Standardizing reporting of patient falls: a survey of Pennsylvania hospitals