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BMJ Quality Improvement Reports|January 7, 2016

Improving patient access at a movement disorder clinic by participating in a Process Improvement ProgramAlan Goodridge, Douglas Woodhouse, Janet Barbour

Current Opinion in Critical Care|July 28, 2009

Will benchmarking ICUs improve outcome?Douglas Woodhouse, Marc Berg, Joris van der Putten, et al.

BMJ Open Quality|June 18, 2026

Novel approach to the codesign of a tailored intervention bundle: applying theory with pragmatismSurakshya Pokharel, Onyebuchi Omodon, Douglas Woodhouse, et al.

Implementation Science Communications|December 19, 2024

Extending the Calgary Audit and Feedback Framework into the virtual environment: a process evaluation and empiric evidenceDouglas Woodhouse, Diane Duncan, Leah Ferrie, et al.

BMJ Quality & Safety|May 10, 2023

Repurposing the Ordering of Routine Laboratory Tests in Hospitalised Medical Patients (RePORT): results of a cluster randomised stepped-wedge quality improvement studyAnshula Ambasta, Onyebuchi Omodon, Alyssa Herring, et al.

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BMJ Quality Improvement Reports|January 7, 2016

Improving patient access at a movement disorder clinic by participating in a Process Improvement ProgramAlan Goodridge, Douglas Woodhouse, Janet Barbour

Current Opinion in Critical Care|July 28, 2009

Will benchmarking ICUs improve outcome?Douglas Woodhouse, Marc Berg, Joris van der Putten, et al.

BMJ Open Quality|June 18, 2026

Novel approach to the codesign of a tailored intervention bundle: applying theory with pragmatismSurakshya Pokharel, Onyebuchi Omodon, Douglas Woodhouse, et al.

Implementation Science Communications|December 19, 2024

Extending the Calgary Audit and Feedback Framework into the virtual environment: a process evaluation and empiric evidenceDouglas Woodhouse, Diane Duncan, Leah Ferrie, et al.

BMJ Quality & Safety|May 10, 2023

Repurposing the Ordering of Routine Laboratory Tests in Hospitalised Medical Patients (RePORT): results of a cluster randomised stepped-wedge quality improvement studyAnshula Ambasta, Onyebuchi Omodon, Alyssa Herring, et al.

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