Improving the quality of healthcare: a cross-sectional study of the features of successful clinical networks
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Haines, Mary
Brown, Bernadette Bea
D'Este, Catherine
Yano, Elizabeth M.
Craig, Jonathan
Middleton, Sandy
Castaldi, Peter A.
Pollock, Carol
Needham, Kate
Watt, William H.
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Sax Institute
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Networks of clinical experts are being established internationally to help embed evidence based care in health systems. There is emerging evidence that these clinical networks can drive quality improvement programs, but the features that distinguish successful networks are largely unknown. We examined the factors that make clinical networks effective at improving quality of care and facilitating system-wide changes.
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Haines MM, Brown B, D’Este CA, Yano EM, Craig JC, Middleton S, Castaldi PA, Pollock CA, Needham K, Watt WH, Elliott EJ, Scott A, Dominello A, Klineberg E, Atkinson J, Paul C, Redman S, on behalf of the Clinical Networks Research Group. Improving the quality of healthcare: a cross-sectional study of the features of successful clinical networks. Public Health Res Pract. 2018;28(4):e28011803. https://doi.org/10.17061/phrp28011803
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