Abstract
The inherent design of health delivery systems predisposes them to errors and gradual rates of improvement. Health care executives and researchers should understand the importance of system errors and the role of leadership in removing perturbations that adversely affect health care organization performance. This article presents insights on strategies for addressing system errors and for reducing the magnitude of the problem.
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