• Am J Med Qual · Jan 1998

    The use of relational databases in the transition from quality assurance to continuous quality improvement: a clinical practice model.

    • C P Swamidoss, G Watrous, B S Dickson, P G Barash, and S J Brull.
    • Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT 06520-8051, USA.
    • Am J Med Qual. 1998 Jan 1;13(4):228-39.

    AbstractThe use of both clinical medical and administrative databases is discussed in the context of an academic anesthesiology's transition from the tenets of quality assurance to those of continuous quality improvements. A historical framework is presented. The basic and aggregate models are introduced, and examples are used to illustrate the composite system.

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