Clinical Leadership & Infection Control

Study: Patient Experience Doesn’t Predict Outcomes

Patient reported experiences of elective surgical procedures are only weakly correlated with better surgical outcomes, according to an article in BMJ Quality & Safety.

By: Staff

Monday, February 10th, 2014

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Million-dollar data: Why ‘interoperability’ isn’t solving your records problem — and what will

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