Patient Safety in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Current Status and Opportunities for Improvement
In a RAND study about the landscape of patient safety in Massachusetts, researchers interviewed expert observers (patients, health care leaders, academic experts, advocates, and others) about progress to date and future opportunities to produce safer patient care. This report summarizes the results...
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