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July 25, 2012

AHA Report Discusses 7 Physician Competencies for Value-Driven Care

The American Hospital Association’s (AHA) Physician Leadership Forum released a new white paper last week that discusses and examines the core competencies that are necessary in order to deliver coordinated, team-based, value-driven care, as well as recommendations for how healthcare organizations can learn to develop these skills in the upcoming generation of new physicians.

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