Is a wholistic quality improvement program to reduce hospital-acquired complications economically viable in an Australian local health service?
Qun Catherine Li(North Metropolitan Health Service), Jim Codde(The University of Notre Dame Australia), Dana Hince(The University of Notre Dame Australia), Jonathan Karnon(University of Sheffield)
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