Rounding to influence.

James L. Reinertsen; Kerry M. Johnson

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Rounding to influence.

August 22, 2011

Reinertsen JL, Johnson KM. Healthcare executive. 2010;25(5):72-5.

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This newsletter piece describes a strategy for health care leaders to gain frontline insight and knowledge of evidence-based patient safety improvement tactics in their organizations.

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