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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6300-854-9New treatments have multiplied in the last three decades that improve rheumatologists’ capabilities for altering and even controlling RA. More recently, we have recognized that new approaches to providing these discoveries will also be required if RA patients are to realize their benefits, including:

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Problem SolvingLife is a series of problems needing to be solved – some of them small (how do I get my socks to match) and some of them large (how do we effectively and efficiently deliver care to patients with diabetes, congestive heart failure, and severe arthritis). Fortunately, Shewart, Deming, and Ishikawa will help us. More about them later.

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Managing Medical Information (Tools, Rules, and What’s Cool)This is a sentiment that rings true for all of us as practitioners of medicine. Of note, however, is that this quote is from 1978 – nearly a third of a century ago.

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Why Has the US Health System Become What It Is?atively little attention is paid to teamwork or a sense of the common good. Our health care is uniquely expensive and ineffective compared to other developed (and even not so developed) countries where they manage medical care as a public resource, like roads, and police, and fire departments.

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Managing Complex Processes: Making Order Out of Chaos Institute of Medicine has documented, and as described in Part I. More often than not, performance degradation has outpaced management of complexity in the financing and delivery of health care, leading to high costs and suboptimal results.

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