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P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Correspondence
Vol. 74, Issue 2, 2013March 01, 2013 EDT

Pretty But Imperfect

James Stewart Campbell,
CorrespondenceJames Stewart Campbell
Copyright Logoccby-nc-sa-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.74.2.172

Articles in Vol. 74, Issue 2, 2013

Vol. 74, Issue 2, 2013
  • Errata
    NC Medical Journal
  • Tar Heel Footprints in Health Care: A periodic feature that recognizes individuals whose efforts—often unsung—enhance the health of North Carolinians
    Richardson EvanAnne M. Williams
  • Correlates of Tanning Facility Densities in North Carolina
    Julianne TremeSamuel K. Allen
  • Analyzing State-Based Silver Alert Programs: The Case of North Carolina
    Takashi YamashitaDawn C. CarrJ. Scott Brown
  • Policy Forum: Spotlight on Quality
    Peter J. Morris
  • Transforming Quality of Care in North Carolina
    Warren NewtonDon Bradley
  • The NC Quality Center: Empowering Excellence in Health Care
    Carol KoebleJoanne Campione
  • sidebar: Project to Prevent Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections in the Medical Intensive Care Unit
    David AvalosDeirdre Lemon
  • sidebar: Eliminating Early Elective Deliveries at New Hanover Regional Medical Center
    Lydia N. WrightBarbara BuechlerHannah Haigh Brownlow
  • Lean Health Care
    Henry C. HawthorneDavid J. Masterson
  • sidebar: Lean Events at Columbus Regional Healthcare System and Sampson Regional Medical Center
    Henry C. HawthorneDavid J. Masterson
  • Quality Improvement in North Carolina’s Public Health Departments
    Greg D. RandolphJim BrucknerClaire H. See
  • sidebar: Case Study: Quality Improvement in the Macon County Health Department
    Jim BrucknerClaire H. SeeGreg D. Randolph
  • Improving the Quality of Care for Medicaid Patients with Chronic Diseases: Community Care of North Carolina
    C. Annette DuBard
  • sidebar: Collaborative Quality Improvement Efforts Yield Success for Asthma Patients
    Kelly B. GarrisonCaroline T. Brown
  • The Role of the Quality Improvement Organization
    Jill McArdle
  • Quality Improvement in the Age of Electronic Health Records: The North Carolina Improving Performance in Practice Program
    Sonali Batish
  • The Perils of Quality Improvement Activities: A Physician’s Perspective
    W. James Stackhouse
  • The Role of Health Plans in Improving Quality of Care
    Dan BarcoPeter Chauncey
  • Running the Numbers: A Periodic Feature to Inform North Carolina Health Care Professionals About Current Topics in Health Statistics
    Mark Holmes
  • Spotlight on the Safety Net: A Community Collaboration
    Libby Betts
  • Philanthropy Profile
    Mary L. Piepenbring
  • Pretty But Imperfect
    James Stewart Campbell
  • An Alternative to Emergency Department Care for Dental Pain and Infection
    Douglas F. DeGroote
  • North Carolina’s Oral Health Strategies
    Kathy Higgins
North Carolina Medical Journal
Campbell, James Stewart. 2013. “Pretty But Imperfect.” North Carolina Medical Journal 74 (2): 172–172. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.74.2.172.
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