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Surveys & Peer Review

By Gayle Porter
December 12, 2022

I learned in school that it helps to have someone check my work before I submit embarrassing spelling errors about “Bare Activity in the Forest” to my biology teacher.

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Are Case Studies Useful?

By Gayle Porter
December 5, 2022

My father used to complain that he had “tired ears.” I didn’t understand what he meant until I became a parent: When I took a walk with my two-year-old

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Finding Data in the Patient’s Story

By Gayle Porter
November 28, 2022

The first time I watched the film, The Matrix, I remember looking at the ones and zeroes on Neo’s screen and wondering, “What is the story? Where is the

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Percentages: The Devil’s Metric

By Gayle Porter
November 14, 2022

I once had a supervisor call to discuss our mortality rates for a particular diagnosis, and I honestly thought I was getting congratulated because only two people died that

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What Was Done Before?

By Gayle Porter
November 7, 2022

The library is one of my favorite places. And why shouldn’t it be? There are centuries of knowledge in those dusty books. It was at the library that Sister

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Basic Data Integration in Healthcare

By Gayle Porter
October 31, 2022

Last week’s article talked about how Vital Signs can represent the three types of data we use in quality improvement analytics. This week we explore what happens if we

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Author: Gayle Porter

Surveys & Peer Review

Are Case Studies Useful?

Finding Data in the Patient’s Story

Percentages: The Devil’s Metric

What Was Done Before?

Basic Data Integration in Healthcare