Use of Accessible Weight Scales and Examination Tables/Chairs for Patients with Significant Mobility Limitations by Physicians Nationwide

Overview of attention for article published in Joint Commission journal on quality and patient safety, June 2021

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RT @tjcjqps: #jointcommissionjournal Use of Accessible #Weight Scales & #Examination Tables/Chairs for #Patients w/ Significant #Mobility L…

RT @MonganHealthPol: New study led by Lisa Iezzoni finds most physicians surveyed do not use #accessible equipment for routine care of pati…

New study led by Lisa Iezzoni finds most physicians surveyed do not use #accessible equipment for routine care of patients with chronic significant mobility limitations https://t.co/PvOL0H9R9Y @MonganInstitute @kdonelan339 @COBioethics

RT @tjcjqps: #jointcommissionjournal Use of Accessible #Weight Scales & #Examination Tables/Chairs for #Patients w/ Significant #Mobility L…

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