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TJC urges CEOs to lead the fight against MDROs

Healthcare Benchmarks and Quality Improvement 16(11): 128-130

2009

ISSN/ISBN: 1541-1052
PMID: 19839392
Document Number: 630293
Toolkit created as "call to action to health care executives." Financial impact of MDROs should compel CEOs to get involved. Executives are "uniquely positioned" to contribute to the end of the era of antibiotic resistance.

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