Derbyshire thirteen working together
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British Dental Journal
|March 25, 1995
Abstract:
A group of 13 practices from Derbyshire saw the QDAs as a chance to improve upon their total service quality. Working in groups, and with their FHSA, they succeeded in improving their service and empowering their practice teams.
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