Patients' Global Ratings of Their Health Care Are Not Associated with the Technical Quality of Their Care
John T. Chang(RAND Corporation), Neil S. Wenger(UCLA Health), Ron D. Hays(RAND Corporation), Carol P. Roth(RAND Corporation), Caren Kamberg(RAND Corporation), David H. Solomon(Tata Consultancy Services (India)), Catherine H. MacLean(RAND Corporation), Paul G Shekelle(VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System), John Adams(Kaiser Permanente), Roy T. Young(RAND Corporation), David B. Reuben(University of California, Los Angeles)
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