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Improving the quality of healthcare: a cross-sectional study of the features of successful clinical networks

Mary M Haines, Bernadette Brown, Catherine A D’Este, Elizabeth M Yano, Jonathan C Craig, Sandy Middleton, Peter A Castaldi, Carol A Pollock, Kate Needham, William H Watt, Elizabeth J Elliott, Anthony Scott, Amanda Dominello, Emily Klineberg, Jo-An Atkinson, Christine Paul, Sally Redman, on behalf of the Clinical Networks Research Group

Published 6 December 2018

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