May 17, 2018Open Access

Changing how we think about healthcare improvement

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science offers ways to change our collective mindset about healthcare systems, enabling us to improve performance that is otherwise stagnant, argues Jeffrey Braithwaite Key messages

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Jeffrey Braithwaite (Thu,) studied this question.

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