
Quality improvement has been an important topic in Danish health care during the past 20 years. Health care services research indicates that implementation of quality improvement strategies can improve the quality of care. Establishment of a research tradition within quality improvement is needed in order to systematically evaluate quality improvement strategies.
Evidence-Based Medicine, Quality Assurance, Health Care, Denmark, Practice Guidelines as Topic, Humans, Health Services Research, Quality Indicators, Health Care
Evidence-Based Medicine, Quality Assurance, Health Care, Denmark, Practice Guidelines as Topic, Humans, Health Services Research, Quality Indicators, Health Care
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