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Teaching to the Test: Threading the Needle on Sepsis Quality Metrics
As quality metrics become more tightly linked to reimbursement and reputation, medical educators face the growing challenge of teaching clinical medicine in the context of policy-driven mandates. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services sepsis bundle (SEP-1) requires physicians to execute time
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