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ProvenCare: quality improvement model for designing highly reliable care in cardiac surgery

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2009

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Scott A. Berry, Michael Doll, Karen E. McKinley, Alfred S. Casale, Albert Bothe

BMJ Quality & Safety

Abstract

Frontline medical care providers, led by process design specialists, can successfully redesign episodic processes to consistently deliver evidence-based medicine, which may improve patient outcomes and reduce resource use.

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