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How Reliable Are Clinical Systems in the UK NHS? A Study of Seven NHS Organisations

BMJ Quality and Safety- United Kingdom

doi 10.1136/bmjqs-2011-000442

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MedicineHealth Policy

Date

April 11, 2012

Authors

Susan BurnettBryony Dean FranklinKrishna MoorthyMatthew W CookeCharles Vincent

Publisher

BMJ


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