The Obama Delivery System in the United States Health care delivery systems are designed and developed with the aim of improving the patient experience. However, these systems could face overwhelming

The Obama Delivery System in the United States Health care delivery systems are designed and developed with the aim of improving the patient experience. However, these systems could face overwhelming

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The Obama Delivery System in the United States

Health care delivery systems are designed and developed with the aim of improving the patient experience. However, these systems could face overwhelming challenges due to the need to line up changes in practices across multiple levels in a health care system. Consequently, the process of planning, testing and in due course spreading those changes is not always overpowering. Health care systems across the world have taken advantage of the conventional principles and approaches to quality improvement, shared among many providers involved in clinical quality improvement. Quality improvement has been associated with several impacts at the workplace in a healthcare setting. Therefore, it is critical to analyze the concept of microsystems with an emphasis on the quality improvement process