Journal Articles: Quality improvement (QI) is based on a methodology of baseline measurement, intervention, and remeasurement/analysis, with iterative improvement cycles along the way. The accuracy of the data used for measuring and remeasuring quality is therefore paramount, which leads to the question: What if the data are not accurate?
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