Learning collaboratives, “a structured way for organizations with common interests to close the gap between potential and practice by learning from each other,” are recommended in the U.S. National Health Security Strategy as a method of developing and implementing quality improvement tools in public health emergency preparedness, according to the study.
Click here to read the full story on learning collaboratives in Becker’s Hospital Review.
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