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Creating a Learning Health System through Rapid-Cycle, Randomized Testing

New England Journal of Medicine · 2019 · 247 citations · 4 references

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Randomized tests of quality-improvement interventions were embedded within an existing health care system. Quality and efficiency were improved by abandoning ineffective interventions and continuing successful quality-improvement strategies.

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Public Affairs, Health Care Management, Health Policy +17

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Public Health, Biostatistics, Evidence-based Practice +10

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Health Professions, Health Services Administration, Quality Management +17

Comparative effectiveness of mailed reminders with and without fecal immunochemical tests for <scp>M</scp> edicaid beneficiaries at a large county health department: A randomized controlled trial

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Medicine, Health Promotion, Preventive Medicine +17

Creating a Learning Health System through Rapid-Cycle, Randomized Testing

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