Blog excerpt: Briefings on The Joint Commission feedback survey
Accreditation Insider, June 2, 2015
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I know, I know, we just had a survey, but we really like surveys here. They give us an opportunity to find out what’s happening in the accreditation field and then share it with the rest of you.
They also give us a chance to ask you, our readers, what you like or dislike (gasp) about some of our products. In this case, we would like your thoughts on the Briefings on The Joint Commission newsletter.
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