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3157.0 Health Services Research: Improving access and qualityMonday, October 31, 2011: 10:30 AM
Oral
Our nation spends more than any other industrialized nation on health care and gets poor value for the money we spend. Many of our health outcomes are worse than some developing nations. Given the increased attention to reorganizing our health system around patient-centered care it is imperative that we assess the value of both health system processes and clinical practice so that increased access means improved quality. This presentation will provide examples of health services research that can increase access to high quality, patient-cenetered care.
Session Objectives: At the end of the session attendees will be able to:
1. explain the need for health services reserach as a mechanism for bringing greater value to our health care system;
2. describe examples of health service research; and
3. justify the need for health services research as a health care quality improvement tool
Moderator:
William G. Lang, MPH
10:30 AM
11:24 AM
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