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Monday, July 6, 2009

While Obama's trying to fix the nation's healthcare system, reformers ought to be copying University of Pennsylvania's Dr. Richard Shannon and others who have found ways to bring down infection rates, medical errors, ventilator pneumonia, catheter contamination, fall rates, and other basic block-and-tackle hospital problems, writes former US Treasury Sec. Paul O'Neill in NYTimes. Sounds basic.

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