Personalised physician learning intervention to improve hypertension and lipid control: randomised trial comparing two methods of physician profiling-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Personalised physician learning intervention to improve hypertension and lipid control: randomised trial comparing two methods of physician profiling

Published:2014-09-16 Issue:12 Volume:23 Page:1014-1022
ISSN:2044-5415
Container-title:BMJ Quality & Safety
language:en
Short-container-title:BMJ Qual Saf

Author:

O'Connor Patrick J,Magid David J,Sperl-Hillen JoAnn M,Price David W,Asche Stephen E,Rush William A,Ekstrom Heidi L,Brand David W,Tavel Heather M,Godlevsky Olga V,Johnson Paul E,Margolis Karen L

Publisher

BMJ

Subject

Health Policy

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