Promoting clinical involvement in hospital quality improvement efforts: the effects of top management, board, and physician leadership.

Bryan J. Weiner; Stephen M Shortell; J Alexander

Promoting clinical involvement in hospital quality improvement efforts: the effects of top management, board, and physician leadership.

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Study results suggest that leadership from the top promotes clinical involvement in CQI/TQM. Further, results indicate that leadership for quality in healthcare settings may issue from several sources, including managers, boards, and physician leaders.

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