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The science of implementation: changing the practice of critical care
Current Opinion in Critical Care, 07/11/08

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Weinert C et al. - ICUs are ideal organizations to test new approaches in implementation science. Intensive care professionals should insist that their practice environment have both a culture that is supportive of adopting new practices and adequate resources to implement them into patient care.

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