Health Care Models

Corrina Grimes
Written by Corrina Grimes
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After reading the recent post about Burtz. care model. I wondered about people's view on how the global drive to reduce unwarranted variation in healthcare to improve outcomes can best blend with the Burtz.model?

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jpmort

jpmort

Unwarranted variation? Could you please give an example and some clarity as to what you mean?
Thanks, John

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