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March 08, 2004 Volume 13 No. 5





Duke Hospital Solving Problems for the Last Time

Bill Burton, director of performance services for Duke University Hospital (DUH), admits he was a bit skeptical when he first heard about Six Sigma. Touted as a program to help organizations figure out how to do things better, faster, and at lower cost, he thought it might be just the latest business fad.

But after visiting the Six Sigma Academy in San Francisco, CA, last summer, listening to on-site presentations by academy members, and...



Patient Volumes Play Major Role in Budgeting
Real estate agents have their mantra about the three important points in selling a house:...
The Future of Genomic Medicine
Editor's Note: This interview is reprinted from the February 27 issue of Dialogue, the Duke...
Research Roundup
Duke University Medical Center researchers have now demonstrated what many have long...
Seeking Patient Advocacy Champions
“Patient Advocacy Not Just for Patients”
Who do you know at Duke who consistently goes above and beyond for patients and families when...
Rid Your Email of SPAM
Duke Health Technology Solutions (DHTS) is making changes to improve email services and online...
Going to School at Work
Joel Ragland works as a courier for Duke University Health System's (DUHS) Eye Center, but he...



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