Which quality issues will provoke the most influential changes in healthcare in 2012? Or, which ones will most rapidly accelerate the graying of chief quality officers' hair? There are so many, it's hard to pick the most significant. HealthLeaders interviewed quality experts around the country to glean the most influential and then picked a dozen.
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The Mississippi Patient Safety Coalition is working together to ensure that all Mississippians have access to quality, safe health care. And to make sure that Mississippians know what steps to take to help caregivers ensure their safety.
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