Identify internal stakeholders and their roles

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Identify internal stakeholders and their roles in quality improvement.

Determine external stakeholders (e.g., payors, regulatory agencies, accrediting entities, etc.) and their roles in quality improvement.

Evaluate the role of the patients and their family members in continuous quality improvement.

Discuss the importance of a team in quality and risk management.

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