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Readiness and Implementation of Quality Improvement Strategies Among Small and Medium-Sized Primary Care Practices: An Observational Study

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  • Gregory Peterson
  • David J. Magid

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The study by Soylu et al. tested the hypothesis that practices with higher readiness for change would be more likely to implement quality improvement (QI) strategies.

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  • Gregory Peterson & David J. Magid, "undated". "Readiness and Implementation of Quality Improvement Strategies Among Small and Medium-Sized Primary Care Practices: An Observational Study," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 5ae9bba19f8744b7a644f3dba, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:5ae9bba19f8744b7a644f3dbaf5f4d0a
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    quality improvement; health;

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