A Model for Continuous Quality Improvement in Small Scale Practices

Overview

Journal Qual Health Care

Specialty Health Services

Date 1999 Nov 11

PMID 10557669

Citations 4

Authors

H Geboers

R Grol

W van den Bosch

H van den Hoogen

H Mokkink

P van Montfort

H Oltheten

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