Clinical policies and the quality of clinical practice.
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Summary
The quality and cost of medical care depend heavily on the decisions made by physicians, and one of the most important factors influencing physicians is the collection of clinical policies.
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- 1982-08-05
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Keywords
Medicine, Quality (philosophy), Action (physics), Outcome (game theory), Value (mathematics)
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