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L. A. Headrick and D. Neuhauser
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio.
Despite a long history in industry, the principles and methods of
continuous improvement are new to medicine. Continuous improvement led to a
73% drop in the number of inadequate cervical smears in a large urban
health center.
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