The Quality Solution

Released on by David B. Nash
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  • The Quality Solution Book Detail

  • Author : David B. Nash
  • Release Date : 2006
  • Publisher : Jones & Bartlett Learning
  • Genre : Health & Fitness
  • Pages : 338
  • ISBN 13 : 0763727482
  • File Size : 26,26 MB
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The Quality Solution by David B. Nash PDF Summary

Book Description: Poor healthcare quality is a public health emergency. Landmark reports by the Institute of Medicine and other leading groups exposed the continuing inadequacies that plague the United States healthcare system. Despite the red flags that these reports raised, there has been only marginal improvement in healthcare quality. Therefore, improving the quality of health care should be one of our highest public health priorities. the Institute of Medicine called the substantial gulf between the vision of ideal care and the reality of what most individuals receive a quality chasm. the Quality Solutio

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