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Learning to Action Log: An Accessible Tool For Organizational Reflection and Improvement

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The Learning to Action Log is a continuous quality improvement tool that can be implemented by any social determinants of health team to quickly identify actionable improvements to their operations.

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  • Various Authors, "undated". "Learning to Action Log: An Accessible Tool For Organizational Reflection and Improvement," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 78ac35e6732b4bd7a45913b22, Mathematica Policy Research.
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