We must aspire to a higher quality of care for all of our children.
It also found that while higher quality of care could reduce the "antisocial/worried behaviour", it could not eliminate it.
Just 16% said they would pay £20 for an appointment that gave them a higher quality of care than they receive now, while 74% said they would not.
I differ with the assumption that a large health care organization ensures a "higher quality" of care.
We did not detect a minimum level of infrastructure that was reliably associated with higher quality of care delivered in any service.
Small physician groups in disconnected offices often provide fragmented treatments, while multispecialty practices integrated with hospitals — prevalent in Minneapolis and some other cities — are associated with lower cost and higher quality of care.
"We consider it imperative to understand what it is about high-volume institutions that leads to their providing higher quality of care, so that we can ultimately improve the quality of care at all institutions".
Contrary to what one hears in political discourse, the bulk of the research comparing the United States and Canada found a higher quality of care in our northern neighbor.
The French health care system has undergone dramatic changes since 2002, with the aim of better coordination of patient management and higher quality of care.
Patient centered-care has been related to patient and health provider satisfaction, better health outcomes, higher quality of care and more efficient health care delivery.
However, in general, the Swiss health care system delivers a higher quality of care across a range of measures and invests more in innovation that fuels new knowledge and, ultimately, better treatments that we all benefit from.
