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| 投稿者 | Megan |
|---|---|
| 投稿日時 | 2014/08/09 0:45:06 |
| In tens, please (ten pound notes) collrgr papers I worked for a large HMO during those years, and would note that as a quality-improvement measure we HMO physicians got better and better at double-checking on ourselves, to prove that we were documenting blood pressure elevations, and then promptly treating the patients for hypertension, and not procrastinating. After a decade or so, our outcome data also began to show a nice signal about better medication compliance, and fewer strokes and MI deaths among our patients, to reassure ourselves that we were making progress. | |