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Mauro Maistrello
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- Pseudoinnovation: the development and spread of he...
- AHRQ - Quality Indicator Version 4.0
- Measuring efficiency: the association of hospital ...
- Validation of a modified version of the national n...
- Flexible regression models are useful tools to cal...
- Quality toolbox: clinical pathways can improve cor...
- NPSA - Patient Safety Toolkits & E-learning Packages
- AHRQ - Getting Safer Care
- Linking Joint Commission inpatient core measures a...
- Creating a better discharge summary: improvement i...
- Developing a tool for assessing competency in root...
- How should continuity of care in primary health ca...
- Using implementation safety indicators for CPOE im...
- Relationship of Hospital Organizational Culture to...
- What Can We Learn From Quality Improvement Researc...
- NHS Evidence
- IHI - Open School
- WHO - SAVE LIVES: Clean Your Hands
- Closing the safety loop: evaluation of the Nationa...
- Comorbidity adjustment index for the international...
- Availability of data for measuring physician quali...
- Measuring quality of oral anticoagulation care: ex...
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