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Q&A: How Computer-Simulated Hospital Systems May Improve Care

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Tuesday, Jun 21, 2016
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PolicyLab researcher Dr. Eugene Day describes computer models he and his team develop that are simulations programmed for the purpose of quality improvement. 

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