Advancing the Science of Patient Safety
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Marlene R. Miller | D. Bates | P. Carayon | P. Pronovost | P. Shekelle | R. Wachter | G. Meyer | K. Shojania | S. Shortell | T. Greenhalgh | N. Duan | K. Lohr | L. Rubenstein | S. Saint | K. McDonald | L. Donaldson | G. Ryan | L. Bickman | S. Hempel | R. Lilford | S. Dy | D. Farley | D. Stevens | R. Foy | D. Neuhauser | J. Ovretveit | P. Angood | K. Walshe | Stephanie L Taylor | E. Lake | A. Adams | J. Haughom | Stephanie L. Taylor
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