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St. Petersburg Hospitals Receive Safety Grades from Leapfrog

St. Petersburg, FLHealthcare

The article from St Pete's Business Daily presents the recent Leapfrog hospital safety ratings for St. Petersburg hospitals. St. Anthony’s Hospital has achieved an 'A' grade for the fourth consecutive year, demonstrating its dedication to patient safety and quality care. The article provides a detailed overview of the performance of various local hospitals, noting strengths and weaknesses based on the ratings.

St. Anthony’s excelled in staff performance and error prevention but faced challenges in infection control. HCA Florida Northside Hospital received the lowest grade of 'C,' indicating issues in infection prevention and communication. Other hospitals, such as Orlando Health Bayfront and HCA Florida St. Petersburg, received 'B' grades, suggesting a good safety record with areas for improvement.

The article emphasizes the importance of these ratings in helping the community make informed healthcare choices.

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