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Helen Hogan

Helen Merrick Hogan (née Watson; 29 September 1923 – 1 January 2025) was a New Zealand teacher, academic, and researcher, known for her work in Māori and Moriori studies, oral history, and literary anthologies. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The Evolution of External Healthcare Regulation in England; From Performance Oversight to Supporting Improvement; Comment on "The Special Measures for Quality and Challenged Provid... by Mirza Lalani, Helen Hogan

    Published 2023
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    Interventions to reduce mortality from in-hospital cardiac arrest: a mixed-methods study by Helen Hogan, Andrew Hutchings, Jerome Wulff, Catherine Carver, Elizabeth Holdsworth, John Welch, David Harrison, Nick Black

    Published 2019
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    Type of Track and Trigger system and incidence of in-hospital cardiac arrest: an observational registry-based study by Helen Hogan, Andrew Hutchings, Jerome Wulff, Catherine Carver, Elizabeth Holdsworth, Jerry Nolan, John Welch, David Harrison, Nick Black

    Published 2020
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    Measuring harm and informing quality improvement in the Welsh NHS: the longitudinal Welsh national adverse events study by Sharon Mayor, Elizabeth Baines, Charles Vincent, Annette Lankshear, Adrian Edwards, Mansel Aylward, Helen Hogan, Paul Harper, Jan Davies, Ameet Mamtora, Emily Brockbank, Jonathon Gray

    Published 2017
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