Part 4: Systems of Care and Continuous Quality Improvement
Authors:
- Steven L. KronickSKSteven L. Kronick
- Michael C. KurzMKMichael C. Kurz
- Steve LinSLSteve Lin
- Dana P. EdelsonDEDana P. Edelson
- Robert A. BergRBRobert A. Berg
- John E. BilliJBJohn E. Billi
- Jose G. CabanasJCJose G. Cabanas
- David C. ConeDCDavid C. Cone
- Deborah B. DiercksDDDeborah B. Diercks
- James (Jim) FosterJFJames (Jim) Foster
- Reylon A. MeeksRMReylon A. Meeks
- Andrew H. TraversATAndrew H. Travers
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- 3 November 2015
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Wolters Kluwer Health in Circulation
- Vol. 132 (18_suppl_2) , S397-S413
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