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Justin B. Dimick,Caprice C. GreenbergSuccess in Academic Surgery: Health Services Research is a handy, portable text which offers practical guidance on developing a career within surgical education.Written by expert authors from around t
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Collaborative Quality Improvementely to identify best practices which are then evaluated in the local setting of their home institutions. The aim of these collaborative efforts is to improve care by reducing variation among hospitals and providers, minimizing the lag between changes in knowledge and changes in practice, and evaluating care strategies in real-world settings.
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