Disseminating innovations in health care.
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Summary
The theory and research on the dissemination of innovations and applications of that theory to health care are examined and at least 7 recommendations for health care executives who want to accelerate the rate of diffusion of innovations within their organizations are suggested.
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- article
- Published
- 2003-04-16
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- 1,928
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- 33
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Keywords
Dissemination, Early adopter, Health care, Diffusion of innovations, Perception
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