Why is reporting quality improvement so hard? A qualitative study in perioperative care

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@FarhadPeerally2 @SocSciHealth @CarolineCupit @carolynctarrant @MaryDixonWoods I explored this a little bit in the interview study I did as part of my PhD - results here: https://t.co/91RtNCx4a5

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3/3 some answeres explored here about why it may be difficult to report improvement candidly. Its sometimes good to be able to raise points that might be tricky to talk about! https://t.co/rc6Sf0FyKf

28 Apr 2021

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RT @WarwickCTU: Congratulations to Emma Jones who has had two articles published. The first of which identifies the challenges of publishin…

30 Aug 2019

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Why is reporting quality improvement so hard? A qualitative study in perioperative care https://t.co/A14uqUOGMT

16 Aug 2019

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