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Assessing quality. As pressure mounts for clinics to deliver quality, medical practice blueprints and genograms serve
A R Rodie1, L G Pol, B F Crabtree
1University of Nebraska, Omaha, USA.
Abstract:
Increasingly, medical practices feel pressure to provide and communicate high quality patient care. Offering their insight on how a medical practice can improve quality, the authors describe the process of delivering medical care during patient encounters. Specifically, they present two methods that can be used to understand, evaluate, and improve interactions between patients and providers: medical practice blue prints and medical practice genograms.
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