Sick of Waiting
Sick of Waiting
Proto, Linda Keslar, Summer 2008
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Variability Theory, Part 2: Making Health Care Work
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Wall Street Journal, Kristen Gerencher
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Variability Theory in Health Care: Cutting Costs, Increasing Quality
Host Michael Greenberg, MD
Guest Eugene Litvak, PhD
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Variability Theory: Is it a Winning Formula for American Healthcare?
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Patient Safety: Does Variability in Admissions Matter?
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Resources
Joint Commission Resources Book
The IHO’s approach to managing variability in healthcare delivery is the central theme of Joint Commission Resources’ new book.
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IOM Report: Transforming Health Care Scheduling and Access
The Institute of Medicine (IOM) recommended IHO Variability Methodology as one of the six principles to address the compelling issue of access to healthcare.
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