Designing and Implementing a Comprehensive Quality and Patient Safety Management Model: A Paradigm for Perioperative Improvement
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Kurt R. Herzer | Lynette J. Mark | James D. Michelson | Laurie Saletnik | Christina A. Lundquist | J. Michelson | L. Mark | Laurie Saletnik | K. Herzer
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