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“You can’t ask a kid to be healthy and exercise if he can’t safely stand on the front porch, never mind run down the street,” said Donald Berwick (right), a lecturer at Harvard Medical School. His talk was sponsored by the Harvard School of Public Health’s Voices from the Field program, and was hosted by John McDonough (left), professor of the practice of public health.

Cutting costs, buoying health care

Learning smart metrics, spending wisely can boost patient care

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DateFebruary 14, 2013July 26, 2019