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![]() Gary Oftedahl, MD is Chief Knowledge Officer at the Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement (ICSI) where he works to use systems approaches in improving health care, focusing on the value of the collaborative process. He has helped create and lead collaborative initiatives on culture change, human factors in the ambulatory care environment, transitions of care in treatment of heart failure, and use of patient satisfaction in improving quality of care. This article originally appeared in Minnesota Physician 25(7): 1, 10–11, copyright 2011, Minnesota Physician Publishing, and is reprinted here with permission. |
Guest Blog: Terms of Engagement: Co-Creating Our Future with PatientsGary Oftedahl | December 12, 2011 |
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