Breakthrough quality: what the board must do
Caldwell, C.; Butler, G.; Grah, J.
Trustee the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards 61(6): 32
2008
ISSN/ISBN: 0041-3674 PMID: 18590101 Document Number: 627753
Hospitals have been slow to adopt quality measures from other industries but that is changing. And so will the role of the board.
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