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Opinion: What Argentina’s World Cup loss should teach American hospitals

“Hospitals often make Argentina’s mistake: We confuse continuity with progress,” writes physician, hospital administrator, and bioethicist Basel Tarab.

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Opinion: What Argentina’s World Cup loss should teach American hospitals
“Hospitals often make Argentina’s mistake: We confuse continuity with progress,” writes physician, hospital administrator, and bioethicist Basel Tarab.
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