What should leaders do when inefficiency is perceived as a cost of inclusivity in strategic planning processes in health care?

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Abstract

During the development of new health care policies, quality improvement teams can face the challenge of weighing differing opinions within the group that can hinder progress. It is essential in such cases to refer to the four keys principles of quality improvement (QI) as a guide to enhance group cooperation and promote development of the mutual objective. Co-production is a model that emphasizes the participation of the patient-a service receiver-in the production of services being rendered by the health care professional. By putting into practice the QI principles and using the model of co-production, quality improvement teams can improve efficiency of health systems and clinical outcomes.

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Kochar, A., & Chisty, A. (2017, November 1). What should leaders do when inefficiency is perceived as a cost of inclusivity in strategic planning processes in health care? AMA Journal of Ethics. American Medical Association. https://doi.org/10.1001/journalofethics.2017.19.11.ecas2-1711

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