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Commentary on "Protecting Against Unintended Risk From Student Quality Improvement Projects in Health Care"
1Department of Health Information Management, School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Pittsburgh.
Abstract:
In this commentary, the author examines opportunities for extended research and discussion on the article entitled "Protecting Against Unintended Risk From Student Quality Improvement Projects in Health Care," including protection of employee data and other types of sensitive information that may be included in quality improvement projects.
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