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Six Ways the Board Impacts Patient Safety
Trustees don't need a clinical background to hold staff accountable for patient safety -- their role in strategy can drive improvement.
Rebecca Vesely
October 13, 2014
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Trustees don't need a clinical background to hold staff accountable for patient safety -- their role in strategy can drive improvement.
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