Recent ruminations on public reporting (of PCI) generally conclude with the notion that patient outcomes are better in states that report. Right? Not according to Dr Paul Teirstein, who offers his cath-lab experience in California and New York to present his case. Will Dr Eric Topol be persuaded?

#12: Are patients best served by reporting, transparency, and appropriate-use criteria?

theheart.org brings you a freewheeling and unconventional exchange on the latest cardiology news and events through the eyes of thought leaders Drs Eric Topol and Paul Teirstein from Scripps Translational Research Institute. <img width="600" height="600" alt="" border="0" src="http://media.theheart.org/podcasts/Click_and_Rub/Photos/clickandrub.jpg">

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theheart.org brings you a freewheeling and unconventional exchange on the latest cardiology news and events through the eyes of thought leaders Drs Eric Topol and Paul Teirstein from Scripps Translational Research Institute.

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#12: Are patients best served by reporting, transparency, and appropriate-use criteria?

#12: Are patients best served by reporting, transparency, and appropriate-use criteria?