Purpose – The purpose of this viewpoint article is to acquaint those engaged in health care quality improvement and patient safety programs with an effective, well‐documented but overlooked method. As described in a 1978 article, “Achievable Benefit Not Achieved” (ABNA) is a formal, efficient, transdisciplinary, evidence‐based method to identify and prioritize quality improvement project topics.
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