QI IQ: How to be Scholarly in Quality Improvement

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Thursday, January 2, 2014 at 11:41AM

As frontline care givers, resident physicians are in a unique position to identify – and correct – unsafe and inefficient practices that lead to less than optimal care, drive up health care costs and, in some cases, result in tragic and preventable medical errors. Missed the QI Conference? CLICK HERE to view video lectures, download materials and learn more about how to be scholarly in quality improvement.

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