Economic evaluations of maintaining patient safety systems in teaching hospitals.

Haruhisa Fukuda; Yuichi Imanaka; Masahiro Hirose; Kenshi Hayashida

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Economic evaluations of maintaining patient safety systems in teaching hospitals.

June 25, 2008

Fukuda H, Imanaka Y, Hirose M, et al. Health Policy (New York). 2008;88(2-3):381-91.

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Teaching hospitals in Japan incurred significant costs during implementation of patient safety systems.

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