Research Brief

Closing the Knowing-Doing Gap

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Multiple sources of influence can overcome change barriers
Supporting professional development contributes to system-wide improvement
Structural reinforcements built around performance data empower individuals

Pairing data and learning to drive measurable improvement

With more data than ever before, why are hospitals and health systems struggling to realize significant cost reductions and quality improvements?

Data silos and resource constraints obstruct clear views into performance and areas of weakness, preventing providers and health systems from achieving measurable, sustainable improvement. A lack of engagement amongst providers can derail progress when data is no longer the issue.

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