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Michael Moesmann Madsen1, Jan Nørholm Mainz, Jens Winther Jensen
1moesmann@gmail.com.
Abstract:
In light of a 2018 report by WHO, OECD and World Bank, we provide a set of recommendations for quality improvement in Danish healthcare services, in this review: 1) Easily accessible decision-relevant local quality data should be provided. 2) The legal basis for quality development and research should be clarified. 3) The effort to develop patient-reported outcome measures should be intensified. 4) All clinicians should be involved in quality improvement, and quality improvement methods should be included in all healthcare professionals' training curricula.
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