Finding common cause in quality: confronting the physician engagement challenge.

Physician Exec

PROMETHEUS Payment Inc., Philadelphia, PA, USA.

Published: June 2008

Although it's difficult to achieve, physicians can be engaged and supportive of quality improvement efforts, if the activity is presented and managed effectively.

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