When leaders think about the steps they can take to foster better patient experiences and outcomes, thoughts may turn to adding new, updated equipment or facilities. Attracting highly qualified specialists. Maybe even updating policies and procedures to try to make operations more efficient and patient-centered. These can all be helpful, certainly, but they may not be as impactful as taking
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