Rethinking care: How ‘de-implementation’ can improve quality and reduce burnout
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Rethinking care: How ‘de-implementation’ can improve quality and reduce burnout
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In this episode of Well-Being at Michigan Medicine with Dr. Elizabeth Harry, Dr. Eve Kerr explores the concept of de-implementation—scaling back unnecessary tests, treatments, and administrative hurdles. Kerr shares how eliminating low-value practices can reduce clinician overload, lower patient costs, and improve overall health outcomes. Discover how both healthcare organizations and local frontline teams can foster a culture of high-value care by eliminating outdated processes.
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Episode guest:
Eve Kerr, M.D., M.P.H., MACP
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