Saving without compromising: teaching trainees to safely provide high value care.

Timothy J. Judson; Matthew J. Press; Allan S. Detsky

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Saving without compromising: teaching trainees to safely provide high value care.

April 17, 2019

Judson TJ, Press MJ, Detsky AS. Healthc (Amst). 2019;7(1):4-6.

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Health care is working to provide high-value care and prevent overuse while ensuring patient safety. This commentary highlights the importance of educational initiatives, mentors, and use of clinical decision support to help clinicians determine what amount of care is appropriate for a given clinical situation.

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