Published in Health Serv Res on October 01, 2007
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How not to harm your patients when inserting chest tubes. Medscape J Med (2008) 0.75
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Checking in about innovation. AHRQ's Carolyn Clancy examines the current quality landscape. Interview by Mary Hagland. Healthc Inform (2011) 0.75
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In appreciation: John Eisenberg of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. Med Decis Making (2002) 0.75