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Michael Kanter1, Patrick T Courneya2
1Executive Vice President and Chief Quality Officer of The Permanente Federation in Oakland, CA. michael.h.kanter@kp.org.
Abstract:
Quality improvement (QI) activities are critical to achieve the Triple Aim and to the Institute of Medicine's six "Aims for Quality Improvement": Safe, Effective, Patient-Centered, Timely, Efficient, and Equitable. These QI activities are essential to create a learning health care system. Academic publishing is critical to foster continuous QI and sharing, and yet it tends to favor more traditional research articles. Publishing QI activities has great value, encourages greater rigor, and helps facilitate greater willingness to share improvement opportunities.
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