Implementing Evidence-Based Quality Improvement in Health Care Quality and Patient Safety and Clinical Research Programs

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E. O’Shea · Berg (United States)

Anita O’Donovan · Brown Computer Company (United States)

Sharon R. Sheehan · Chaffey College

Mary Coffey · Brown Computer Company (United States)

Sinéad Brennan · John Brown University

Maureen Flynn · Chaffey College

Mary Browne ·

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QI is most effective when it is kept simple, includes frontline multidisciplinary teams and patients/service users, and is supported by staff with QI expertise. This paper demonstrates the successful application of a QI methodology across varied health care specialties, emphasizing its broad applicability and significant benefits for health care delivery.

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Published in: Quality Management in Health Care

DOI: 10.1097/qmh.0000000000000520

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