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Sunday, 9 June 2013

Two new QIPP themed cased studies

NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) has published two new QIPP case studies:

  • Self management for chronic knee pain: using group physiotherapy to teach exercises and coping strategies
  • Wireless working in hospitals: improving efficiency and safety of out-of-hours care
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Labels: case studies, coping strategies, exercises, hospitals, knee pain, NICE, out-of-hours care, physiotherapy, QIPP, self management, wireless
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