Conclusion
We present a model for understanding how high-quality data feedback
systems and individual growth-oriented mindsets interact to augment or
detract from clinical practice improvement. This model provides
important guidance to academic and administrative structures looking to
develop appropriate performance feedback systems with clinicians. This
is foundational work in physician practice improvement.
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