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1.1 Overview of the Health Information function 6 1.2 Background 7 1.3 The role of KPIs 8 2 Quality 11 2.1 Structure/Process/Outcome 11 2.2 Quality improvement 12 2.3 Domains of quality 14 2.4 Conceptual frameworks 15 2.5 Methods of monitoring and improving quality 16
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