Relationship between quality improvement processes and clinical performance.

Cheryl L. Damberg; Stephen M Shortell; Kristiana Raube; Robin R. Gillies; Diane R. Rittenhouse; Rodney K. McCurdy; Lawrence P. Casalino; John Adams

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Greater investments in CMPs and QI interventions may help POs raise clinical performance and achieve success under performance-based accountability schemes.

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